A gorgeous converted Mill House that comes with tennis court,
Penny Churchill takes a look at a wonderful country home whose outgoing owner has transformed in the space of two
Curious Questions: Is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable?
The rows upon rows of ghoulish, glowing squash down your street can only mean one thing: it’s Halloween. But have
Seven real-life ghost stories, shared by the readers of Country
Over the course of Country Life’s 125-year history, dozens of readers have shared their tales of ghosts. Here we’ve picked
How to make pumpkin spiced muffins for a delicious Halloween-themed
Gemma Simmonite of the Gastrono-Me cafe shares her recipe for pumpkin muffins, giving you and your kids a Halloween taste
My Favourite Painting: Jean-Louis Sebagh
‘I love the beauty of the woman’s back; her elegant, naturally confident pose; and the fact that she is serenely
Six truly magnificent country homes for sale, as seen in
Our pick of the houses to hit the market via Country Life this week includes a Cornish home with a
How to train a disobedient dog
Some dogs quickly pick up the basics of training — yet somehow only respond seven or eight times out of ten.
350 years in the architectural evolution of Lincoln’s Inn, from
In the second of two articles, John Goodall examines the architectural development of Lincoln’s Inn from the late 17th century
An amazing converted windmill and adjoining cottage that has hosted
Located in the hamlet of Braziers End, The Windmill is a fascinating opportunity to live in a former working mill,
Why do we carve pumpkins at Halloween?
The devilishly smiling image of Jack O’Lantern is inseparable from Halloween, but what’s the story behind it? Martin Fone explains