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The most photographed house in the 'prettiest village in England' is up for sale -
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Who DIDN'T say that? A world of misquotes, from Twain and Churchill to Ron Burgundy: Country Life Quiz of the Day, May 8, 2026 -
An opportunity to inspect even one of the gargantuan pages of Audubon's Birds of America shouldn't be missed -
The ‘fibre of the Gods’: Why a t-shirt can cost £245 -
'He doesn’t hold back on the fact that that life in the animal kingdom is a brutal survival of the fittest': Happy birthday Sir David Attenborough -
'I’ve sat structural engineering exams, but nothing compared with this': How to become a honey sommelier -
Guess that city skyline in the Country Life Quiz of the Day, May 7, 2026
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George Saumarez Smith on his design for Country Life’s stand at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show -
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Re-live the best of last year's Chelsea Flower Show -
'There is much to be said for decorating slowly and allowing layers to build up': Country Life's Chelsea Flower Show stand designer on his Winchester home
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An Arts-and-Crafts house with an original 1930s pub hidden within -
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The most photographed house in the 'prettiest village in England' is up for sale -
A magnificent Cotswolds manor for sale that was home to one of Britain's best-loved — and funniest — poets -
London’s only 2026 super prime development is fit for a king — and more than 100 horses -
'The builders took the roof off and all the walls fell down': Mary King on her first house in the country -
I have seen the future and it is a Norwegian ski chalet -
10 grand country houses across Britain, from Dorset to North Yorkshire, as seen in Country Life
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Mar Vista: 'A million miles away from the dreaded ranges of identikit suburban housing' -
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Built for a pretender to the Scottish throne, consumed by a coalfield: The doom of Hamilton Palace -
Calico House: A modern home in an ancient house, lovingly restored and full of history -
The ancient manor house brought back from ruin by people of the village where it's stood for seven centuries -
The 17th century Devon home that inspired a smoking ban and lives on only inside the Country Life Archive -
'It was always his fever dream... his manifesto': London’s strangest house blends art, modernity and science, and it's just thrown open its doors to visitors -
Ampleforth Abbey: How an iconic architect somehow blended Gothic Revival, Arts-and-Crafts and Modernism with clarity, simplicity and spatial coherence -
Theft, damage, violence and crumbling fabric: The plight of Britain's churches is only getting worse
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How the late great Lee Alexander McQueen is supporting the next generation of fearless artists with the renovation of two listed townhouses in Tottenham -
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Timeless, sustainable, and with understated style: Why go to Carrara when you can shop British stone? -
'There is much to be said for decorating slowly and allowing layers to build up gradually': Country Life's Chelsea Flower Show stand designer opens the doors to his own Winchester home
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Elegant paints and wallpapers for every kind of country home -
What is the secret to choosing colours that are sympathetic to the past? -
How the founders of Weaver Green turned a Victorian cricket pavilion into the perfect off-grid escape -
The Bannerman's Somerset home is the best of both worlds -
Giles Kime: What the perplexing language used to describe modern interior design actually means
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'A grotesque mixture of Frankenstein plants that no nursery has ever nurtured': What happened when an experienced gardening writer turned to AI -
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Queen Charlotte, Queen Victoria and the bluebells that erupt in a hidden pocket of wilderness at Kew Gardens -
Slugs: The good, the bad, and the stomach-churningly disgusting -
'I am destined to a life surrounded by books with never quite enough shelves': George Saumarez Smith on his design for Country Life’s stand at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show
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The Victorian world lost for 140 years, rediscovered and restored in Devon -
The man who made daffodils the flower of spring in Britain
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The ‘fibre of the Gods’: Why a t-shirt can cost £245
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Jaecoo 5: A smaller, cheaper version of that car you've been seeing everywhere lately -
Should we credit the country house with the headpiece renaissance? -
Meet the English dandy responsible for Royal Ascot's strict and enduring dress code
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'He doesn’t hold back on the fact that that life in the animal kingdom is a brutal survival of the fittest': Happy birthday Sir David Attenborough
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What is everyone talking about this week: Why we need more female trees -
'I hadn't seen anyone who looked like me moving outdoors': Bethany Handley on nature, access, and going up mountains in a pink wheelchair
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An opportunity to inspect even one of the gargantuan pages of Audubon's Birds of America shouldn't be missed
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The Met Gala dress code is 'Fashion is Art'. But is it? -
‘Vandalised, disembowelled and dismembered’: Artist Jack Milroy gives books a brutal treatment with beautiful results -
The world has gone Lilliputian: The 21st-century renaissance of the dolls' house
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Domaine de Murtoli review: The best hotel on the French Island that basks in Italian sun -
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The Zetter Bloomsbury: Antiques Roadshow, but make it Soho House -
Scotland's leading hotel is a luxury playground and it's got a fun new way to get you off-grid -
Great halls of literature and learning: The most beautiful public libraries in the world, as chosen by Country Life -
This family-run hotel is the Amalfi Coast's most legendary address. Now it has a new beach club -
Matthew Freud’s hotel with four restaurants turns the expected Cotswolds stay on its head
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'I’ve sat structural engineering exams, but nothing compared with this': How to become a honey sommelier -
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Marcus Wareing: ‘I’ve sacrificed more than any other chef’ -
What is everyone talking about this weekend: Is cider the new black? -
What is everyone talking about this week: The curious case of American dining -
The lunch menu is where it's at -
'It soothed the most vicious of hangovers, the only possible justification for that ghastly thing called brunch': Tom Parker Bowles talks eggs Benedict -
Viking hats, natural wines and messy lunches, with Leonie Cooper
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