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Have you been keeping up with us? It's the Country Life Quiz of the Day, March 20, 2026
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'The ache for English orchards and hedgerows is rooted in a landscape that generations of poets have studied as scripture': Jacqui Ritchie, poet and wife of Guy, on the magic of spring
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Alphonse Mucha: The Czech artist who went from penurious obscurity to foundational figure of Art Nouveau movement
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Here’s where to go for a really interesting and, dare we say it, cool drink in London's Zone One
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A 20-bedroom castle that's just been sold for £450,000 after an eight-year, £3 million salvation project
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What is everyone talking about this week: Why eavesdropping is back
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A beautiful Georgian house that spent three centuries in the Queen Mother's family, set in 'the most charming hamlet in Northumberland'
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At war in a foreign country, jailed by your own son and traded as a teenager as part of a business proposition: The ladies of Leeds Castle saw it all
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The definitive guide to London's best afternoon teas
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This is quite possibly the greatest clifftop house in the world, and it's on the market right now
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Thomas Gainsborough means one thing in Britain. He means another in America
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'A work of art': The wisteria-clad New York home where Andy Warhol hung out with Cher
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A 20-bedroom castle that's just been sold for £450,000 after an eight-year, £3 million salvation project
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A beautiful Georgian house that spent three centuries in the Queen Mother's family, set in 'the most charming hamlet in Northumberland'
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'One of the most intriguing and unspoilt estates in the Cotswolds' has come to the market at £26 million
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A 1970s rock god's former home for sale, and it still has the decor from his Top of the Pops heyday
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Now pay attention, 007: Q's country house in Sussex is up for sale
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A picture-perfect Devon idyll where you can 'ride ponies and swim in the river'
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The 'Welsh Pompeii' is is a staggering reminder of how ancient history still shapes the modern landscape
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One of the first substantial buildings constructed from cast iron lives on only in the Country Life Archive
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The National Trust's untold story: How generations of bachelors poured their souls into their houses, and then gave them to the nation
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'This is an international institution, a great Regency building and a public face of London. It deserves something better'
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The best country house architects in Britain
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From baroque masterpiece to the UKs most picturesque motor circuit: The tragic tale of Oulton Park and its inhabitants
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At war in a foreign country, jailed by your own son and traded as a teenager as part of a business proposition: The ladies of Leeds Castle saw it all
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'A celebration of connoisseurship and the sheer enjoyment of art and history': The extraordinary treasures of Ampthill Park House
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Swap out the chintz for corduroy: How to create a calming and characterful country retreat
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The best country house specialists in Britain, from artists, stonemasons and joiners to builders and paint specialists
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The best interior designers in Britain
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The new entries in the Country Life Top 100 for 2026
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How do you make an 18th century stately home fit for a 21st-century family?
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Reader Event: An eye to the future at Daylesford Heritage House
Sponsor Content Created With Daylesford
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New designs and accessories to brighten every room
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London Design Week: What to look out for at next month's unmissable interiors event
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'There was the land, the money and the desire to show off both': The incomparable skill and immaculate timing of Capability Brown
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I'm a tulip in a bottle, baby: A very British botanical beauty contest is gaining fans of all ages
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Sarah Raven: ‘I find nature very inspiring and reassuring, when things are feeling a bit dire in the world and we have world wars’
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Growing leeks: What to plant, when to to it, and how to make them thrive
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The best garden designers and landscape specialists in Britain
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A cheat's guide to bulbous irises and top tips for growing them
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'Hard times breed sumptuous cars': The costly stars of the last-ever London Motor Show
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'A flash of skull-print sock is my equivalent of a six pack': A snob's guide to socks
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White diamonds are believed to wield spiritual power. Today, the largest one to appear on the UK market in more than a decade goes under the hammer
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'Some of the guys and girls out there haven't slept in 36 hours' — With Defender in the dunes of Dakar
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'The ache for English orchards and hedgerows is rooted in a landscape that generations of poets have studied as scripture': Jacqui Ritchie, poet and wife of Guy, on the magic of spring
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It's not all birdsong and blossom: The gardener’s spring-time battles
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A world with a toad hiding in your garage is richer than one without
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Alphonse Mucha: The Czech artist who went from penurious obscurity to foundational figure of Art Nouveau movement
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A distinguished copy of 'Salvator Mundi' is now on offer — could it also be the truest to Leonardo da Vinci's vision?
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Easel on the eye: The genius of John Piper
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Pamela Goodman: In the battle of the beauties, Mona Lisa will always come out on top
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The stylish surf shacks from which to explore Cornwall’s wild and ancient coastline
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Fouquet’s New York review: Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to live inside a macaroon?
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A Himalayan hike in the footsteps of the Hindu Gods
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Nay Palad Hideaway review: The surfing Mecca that feels like Bali before the beach clubs
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Where to honeymoon according to Alan Titchmarsh, Cath Kidston and more
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There are more than 100 species of lemur living on the world's fourth-largest island — and they cannot be found anywhere else on Earth
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Here’s where to go for a really interesting and, dare we say it, cool drink in London's Zone One
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The glory — and the grind — of winning a Michelin star, by Gordon Ramsay, Michel Roux Jnr and Tom Parker Bowles
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Tom Parker Bowles: Welsh rarebit is the pinnacle, the apex, the triumphant apogee of this particular form
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Meet the men trying to revive our pubs — and farms — for the price of one
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The definitive guide to London's best afternoon teas
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Thomas Straker: ‘I don’t think anyone has ever left a restaurant going, “God I wish I’d eaten more purée”’
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A very brief history of brown sauce
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