Five things to look out for in the international property
The latest report from Luxury Portfolio International shows that the high-end property markets around the world are still in rude
Why I’m swapping houses with my son and his wife
It’s time for the younger generation to take on the Big House while they have the energy, imagination and finances
The 10 spiders you’ll find in the houses and gardens
It’s the time of year that you’ll find spiders inviting themselves into your home — but what are they? Ian Morton
A beautiful 18th century home on the Scottish borders that
Elegant Georgian architecture, world-class fishing and idyllic surroundings make Church House, in the village of Foulden, an opportunity you won’t
My Favourite Painting: The Duchess of Rutland
The Duchess of Rutland chooses a portrait of the woman who was her most eminent predecessor. The Duchess of Rutland
How to grow your own pears (spoiler alert: it’s not
Mark Diacono shares his advice on one of the trickier fruit trees to get right: the pear tree. If pears
How to help your dog cope with Christmas
Most family homes are never more lively and raucous than they are at Christmas, but dogs don’t give birth to
Lincoln’s Inn: ‘Everything about the origins of the Inns of
This year, Lincoln’s Inn celebrates a remarkable 600th anniversary. In the first of two articles, John Goodall examines the origins
The burial mounds that pre-date Stonehenge by seven centuries
Long or round, large or small, prehistoric tumuli dot the countryside. Vicky Liddell explores the history, folklore and literary influence
The Woodland Trust at 50: How a car nut with
The Woodland Trust was set up as a Nature-conservation charity specifically concerned with trees. Clive Aslet visits its south Devon