Blog Post
Lifestyle
0
An utterly charming old rectory in the village where Sir
Britain’s greatest-ever architect, Sir Christopher Wren, was the rector’s son in East Knoyle, where he was born and grew up.
Lifestyle
0
How sniffer dogs have moved on from drugs and bombs
Kat Janczur spent years training dogs to sniff out drugs and explosives. Today, she and her canine companions have a
Lifestyle
0
The solution to the second home problem? A charter that
Simon Jenkins — himself a second home owner — tackles the thorny problem of second home ownership, which hits 70%
Lifestyle
0
Patrick Galbraith: ‘Rather than asking if she could be next
Country Life’s newest columnist Patrick Galbraith on car washes, dogs and the inevitable culture clashes that come with being a
Lifestyle
0
A cleverly-converted 14th century village hall that’s taken on a
A total renovation needn’t mean that a property loses its heart and soul, as The Old Hall, in Worcestershire, demonstrates.
Lifestyle
0
My Favourite Painting: Marie Soliman
Interior designer Marie Soliman chooses an unforgettable image by Mark Rothko, one of the most distinctive modern artists of the
Lifestyle
0
Five country homes for those with deep pockets, as seen
This week’s round-up takes a look at some magnificent houses which start at the £2.6m mark. Hampshire — £8.5 million
Lifestyle
0
Grow your own tomatoes: What to plant, when to plant
Nothing beats the flavour of homegrown tomatoes, whether you like them large and meaty or tiny and juicy. Mark Diacono
Lifestyle
0
How to train your dogs around your gardening, by expert
It’s the time of year when we’re all starting to get out more and more — particularly in the garden. That’s
Lifestyle
0
Church Cottage, Humbleton: The school that became a picture-perfect country
Church Cottage in Humbleton, South Yorkshire, is an 1830s schoolhouse that’s been reworked to create a perfect smaller country house.
Lifestyle
0
A truly incredible medieval house in West Sussex where even
Penny Churchill takes a look at the splendidly ancient Homestall Manor, whose every inch seems to be filled with rich
Lifestyle
0
Curious Questions: Why do churches have gargoyles?
Inevitably hideous-looking and often mischievous, why do gargoyles and grotesques adorn some of our most solemn churches, asks Ben Lerwill.
1
…
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
…
161