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Fowey good indeed: Six homes for sale on one of Cornwall's most beautiful stretches of water -
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Do you know your Famous Five from your Secret Seven? Find out in the Country Life Quiz of the Day, August 11, 2026 -
How to introduce colour and comfort to a traditional farmhouse -
What you'll find in this week's issue of Country Life — and how to subscribe or get your copy -
Touchscreens are a window into a hell of our own making -
A home that brings modern luxury to a castle built by one of the heroes of Agincourt -
Athena: The best stage for contemporary art is inside our historic houses and gardens
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'Her "wellness ecosystem" more resembles a members' club than pet care': Five ways to spoil your dogs with ultimate luxury -
One billion years old and the rarest colour of them all: A five minute guide to the pink diamond -
'I wake up and still can’t quite believe that I live here': Sophie Conran on her first house in the country -
'The human equivalent would be able to leap across London's Park Lane': The wonderful world of insects
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Fowey good indeed: Six homes for sale on one of Cornwall's most beautiful stretches of water -
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A home that brings modern luxury to a castle built by one of the heroes of Agincourt
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A beautiful house in one of the Cinque Ports that appeared in Country Life in 1997 is back on the market -
Five charming country homes, from an Oxfordshire cottage to a grand Yorkshire mansion, as seen in Country Life -
A 400-year-old cottage for sale with vivid and bohemian interiors that are, quite literally, works of art -
Marilyn Monroe's iconic house in Palm Springs is up for sale. Whether she actually lived there is an entirely different question -
A beautiful home on the medieval green next to one of Britain's greatest cathedrals
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The great Tudor hall that housed the guillotine probably used on Marie Antoinette -
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Scarborough: How the 'queen of spas' created the modern seaside town -
This remarkable timbered home was preserved for 300 years — and then flattened by a earl -
The architectural evolution of Selwyn College, Cambridge -
The unpublished photographs of a gargantuan Victorian mansion whose bulldozed remains were dumped in its own ornamental lake -
From Arabia to Dorset: T. E. Lawrence's 'pathetic little shoddy' sanctuary that became a remote home for a true one-off -
'It contained a hippopotamus, which lived in the Billiards Room': The strange country house that gave way to a crematorium -
'My house will rise again': The promise and its fulfilment of iconic architect Clough Williams-Ellis, and the home he and his wife loved and (almost) lost
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How to introduce colour and comfort to a traditional farmhouse -
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'We cracked the padlock and found a mountainful of asbestos, so that wasn't ideal': The secret spaces in our finest country houses -
The Nottingham kitchen that honours a home's remarkable 19th century resident -
The best art dealers to help you furnish your home, as chosen by Britain's leading designers, architects and creative minds -
The best antique dealers across the country, as chosen by Britain's top interior designers, architects and garden designers -
The best furniture makers in Britain, as chosen by the nation's top designers and architects -
The country house experts with cast-iron reputations and genuine talent — as nominated by their peers -
The greatest craftspeople in Britain, as chosen by the nation's best interior designers, architects and country house experts
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'If you garden like this, it is almost impossible to get help — it’s more akin to doing a painting or an embroidery': The exotic and wonderful Copper House garden in Kent -
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'Stately, spacious and much more enjoyable': The RHS garden show that outdoes Chelsea -
'Mystery, subtle magic, and strange, elusive charm which must be felt but cannot wholly be understood': The exquisite Italianate gardens of Renishaw Hall -
Alan Titchmarsh: Beautifying your borders -
On top of the world: The spectacular clifftop garden at Chygurno -
Charles Quest-Ritson: Today’s best young gardeners are well educated, well qualified, and well underpaid. No wonder they're voting with their feet
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Touchscreens are a window into a hell of our own making
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British wool is booming, but where are all the sheep? -
The Bentley Bentayga Speed is Britain's biggest muscle car — and probably its best -
'Her "wellness ecosystem" more resembles a members' club than pet care': Five ways to spoil your dogs with ultimate luxury
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If this drought has one upside, it's that it's revealed many of our landscape's long lost treasures -
The ultimate shapeshifters: There's more to clouds than meets the eye -
Why centuries of superstitions cast this bird as a villain and an omen of ill fortune
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Athena: The best stage for contemporary art is inside our historic houses and gardens
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'Yes, it was awful, but there was also so much love': Francis Bacon and George Dyer at the Edinburgh Fringe -
The RA's Summer Exhibition is a lightning rod for artistic arguments -
'My dad always said it was the blood of the maid who had been killed. The painting was like having a thriller on the wall': The art that will get your guests talking
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'If there is a European hotel with more magical swim spots then I have yet to find it': Stay on the private island of the man behind the world’s favourite pastis -
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Cancel your safari because Earth's greatest wildlife experiences take place beneath the surface of the ocean -
What's in my Boot -
Oh my yacht! You've just bought a very big boat, but how on Earth do you configure it? -
What it's like to dive with humpback whales the size of London buses and surf Olympic waves -
Peak season: Grand Hotel Belvedere and the art of summering at altitude
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Tickled pink: Fill up your glass this summer because English rosé wine is a revelation -
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What is everyone talking about this week: Is octopus on the menu in Britain? And more to the point, should it be? -
The Oldest Sweet Shop in the world is a child’s dream and a dentist’s nightmare -
How to cook up a storm with courgette flowers, the most delicate summer blossoms -
Feeling hot hot hot this summer? There's no cooling down with Britain's finest 'chilli-makers' -
From fresh Whitstable oysters to cracking claws in the Hebrides: Britain’s best coastal restaurants -
Tom Parker Bowles: Ceviche may be minimalist, but it's a bona-fide masterpiece
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