Four grand and beautiful homes for sale, as seen in Country Life
We take a look at some of the finest houses to come to the market in Country Life in the last few weeks.
We take a look at some of the finest houses to come to the market in Country Life in the last few weeks.
Farms and estates are more popular than ever, both as investments and as places to escape the rigours of city life. Penny Churchill takes a look at one up for sale in Essex.
It's no accident that your heart melts when dogs gaze into your eyes — it's simply a fact of thousands of years of evolution and selection, as Martin Fone explains.
The white paper on planning promises to license untold damage to the British landscape, argues Simon Jenkins.
The rural property market has been booming, says Penny Churchill, as she looks at a small Cotswolds estate that's certain to stir up interest.
Ringed by towering peaks and beautiful countryside, Aberllefenni is for sale at the sort of price that would normally buy you a maisonette in Hampstead.
Living on your own island is the stuff of childhood dreams; this place offers that chance while also offering easy access to London.
The house of a Napoleonic hero, and where Percy Shelley came for tea, has come up for sale in a pretty Sussex village.
James Fisher takes a look at a home in Wilton.
James Fisher takes a look at a thatched home in Suffolk with a past as colourful as its paintwork.
From a Georgian townhouse to a countryside home where otters roam.
Toby Keel takes a look at what £2.5 million can buy you across the country.
Penny Churchill looks at Sconner House in Cornwall, where local agents have reported a booming market.
Over 20 years since it was last sold, Penny Churchill looks at a home once owned by a scientist and champion chess player player that has come to the market.
A new-found love for space, quiet and Nature is driving growth in the prime countryside market, says Penny Churchill, as she takes a look at a superb house on the slopes of Leith Hill in Surrey.
Dogs have never been more popular — as soaring puppy prices (and the worrying number of scams) show. But our love affair with dogs is anything but new — it's older than even our most ancient civilisations, discovers Martin Fone.
Penny Churchill and Toby Keel take a look at some of the homes in the Kent town of Deal, which boasts a high street once voted the best in England.
Penny Churchill looks at the sale of Longlands House in the heart of Henley.
Barnes played a role in everything from the invention of football to the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots. Carla Passino takes a closer look.