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Best country houses for sale this week
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Doubles all round! It's the Country Life Quiz of the Day, December 10, 2025
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‘I have an obsession with having a good time’: Fred Siriex on his newfound love of gardening, moving to the UK and his consuming passions
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Country Life's luxury editor's Christmas gift ideas for children
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170 years ago, a river of excrement ran through the centre of London, spreading stench, disease and death. The engineer and architect who cleaned it up deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Christopher Wren
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‘Not to move at all is deeply slutty, in the old-fashioned sense of the word’: A snob’s guide to surviving Christmas Day
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A lifelong Londoner on how to beat the throngs and make the most of the city this Christmas
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I was Jeremy Hunt’s main political adviser and helped put together multiple Autumn Statements and Budgets. This is what I think Rachel Reeves’s Budget means for the countryside
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What on earth is the person who comes up with Annabels's otherworldly facade displays on? London's most magical Christmas shop displays
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Who buys flowers in the middle of the night? Boris Johnson, panicked brides, drunk people and London’s wealthiest inhabitants
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All fired up: 12 of our favourite chimneys, from grand architectural statements to modest brick stacks, as seen in Country Life
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Best country houses for sale this week
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A medieval home with 600 years of history that was once home to a king, set in one of Kent's most fascinating villages
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A magnificent old vicarage with five bedrooms, 5,000sq ft of space, and in the catchment area for the 'best state school in North Yorkshire'
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When Chelsea was grazing and pasture, not gazing and posture, this house was a Georgian dairy. Now it's a townhouse on SW3's swishest street
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18 country houses across Britain, from £400,000 to £4 million, as seen in Country Life
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Can you buy happiness? The latest list of Britain's happiest places, and what you could end up with if you moved there
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The dream ski chalet for sale: A blank canvas in Europe's worst kept secret
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Making space in a Georgian terraced Chelsea cottage
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Moths and memories of the Russian Revolution: Why it's worth saving that tired old rug
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How one family went about creating a welcoming kitchen in one of England's neo-Palladian houses
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How do you make a 300-year-old Baronial castle fit for modern-day living?
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Oh, my gourd, it’s Hallowe’en: How best to decorate your home with pumpkins, squashes and more
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At the Snowdon Summer School, the future of design lies in the traditions of the past
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A derelict school turned into a gorgeous home with 'an interior of harmony and visual éclat'
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Nine of Britain's most beautiful staircases, as seen in the pages of Country Life
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‘I have an obsession with having a good time’: Fred Siriex on his newfound love of gardening, moving to the UK and his consuming passions
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‘Not to move at all is deeply slutty, in the old-fashioned sense of the word’: A snob’s guide to surviving Christmas Day
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A lifelong Londoner on how to beat the throngs and make the most of the city this Christmas
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What is everyone talking about this week: (Whisper it) is smoking back?
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Is December the best month for bird watching? Exploring the underrated avian delights of a British winter
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'A teaspoon of living soil contains more creatures than there are people in existence': Unearthing the dirt's vital role in our future on World Soil Day
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I was Jeremy Hunt’s main political adviser and helped put together multiple Autumn Statements and Budgets. This is what I think Rachel Reeves’s Budget means for the countryside
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There are a billion microbes in a teaspoon of soil. Leaving the leaves to Nature feeds and nourishes them
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What trees taught me about perfect planting — Alan Titchmarsh
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When it comes to making the perfect garden tool, the past has all the answers
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Exclusive: The King's remarkable resurrection of the gardens and parkland at Sandringham
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'A dream of Nirvana... almost too good to be true': The sweet peas of Easton Walled Gardens, and how you can replicate their success at home
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How to choose the perfect rose this bare root season
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Is the British Museum's attempt to save a Tudor-era pendant with links to Henry VIII proof that the institution is on the up?
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'Gems of enflamed transparencies, of bottomless blues, of congealed opals': Why glass was perfect for the elemental experimentalism of Art Nouveau
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Who won the rivalry between Turner and Constable? It was us, the public
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'Love, desire, faith, passion, intimacy, God, spiritual consciousness, curiosity and adventure': The world of Stanley Spencer, a very English visionary
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'The ugliness and craziness is a part of its charm': The Country Life guide to Bangkok
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The Surrey hotel review: The new kid on New York's Upper East Side
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Whodunnit? Le Bristol hotel in Paris already has a resident Birman cat — now it has its own Cluedo game too
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Ardbeg House review: Concept design is a tricky business, but this Scottish whisky distillery-turned-hotel proves that it can be done to great effect
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'The night smells like engine oil… and money': Singapore’s glittering night race paved the way for a new era of city-centre Grands Prix
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Storrs Hall: A glimpse of what a trip to Lake Windermere ought to be
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Four festive recipes from the Country Life Archive that have (thankfully) fallen out of favour
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Country Life's luxury editor's Christmas gift ideas for foodies, from traditional hampers to nifty kitchen gadgets
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‘Calf’s brains have a bland, gentle richness that soothes and cossets': Tom Parker Bowles on the joys of eating offal
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A paprika-spiked goulash recipe to keep you warm as the nights draw in
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What is everyone talking about this week: Is the Golden Age of fine dining over?
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No more froths, no more foams, no more tweezers. Classic dining is making a comeback. Thank god
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The nine best sandwiches in London, tried, tested and digested
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