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Once derelict, Gurney Manor Mill was rescued in the early 1990s and transformed into a lovely family home. Any property
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Chandler’s House: Style with sympathy, as 18th century architecture meets
The sympathetic restoration of the delightful Chandler’s House — in Alton Barnes, Wiltshire — has created new, liveable and stylish
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You may never have thought to ponder what distinguishes a labyrinth from a maze. But as Martin Fone explains, it’s
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Penny Churchill takes a look at the grand yet pretty Galleys Wood, a wonderful family home in Kent. Kent is
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Lauded by Wordsworth for their ‘glittering countenance’, the appearance of the first celandines and the swallow’s return to our shores
The fate of Ruperra Castle ‘is a national scandal’
Country Life’s architectural editor John Goodall is appalled at the lackadaisical approach of conservation authorities to Ruperra Castle, a Welsh
The Utterly Inessential Mother’s Day list: 16 gifts guaranteed to
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‘One of the finest townhouses in East Anglia’ hits the
A Grade I-listed property built over stone-arched medieval cellars has come up for sale in one of Suffolk’s historic market