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Picturesque, pristine and paparazzi-proof: One of the most celebrated homes in the Caribbean is on the market
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The 2026 Country Life Easter Quiz: Chocolate eggs, country music and Handel versus Lloyd-Webber versus Monty Python
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'Sorry, I can't reply to your email right now, I'm drifting a McLaren in Finland'
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What do you get when you cross classic English country house style with a French château kitchen?
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Six Thames-side homes where you can watch the Boat Race without even getting out of your pyjamas
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Where to find the Easter eggs hidden inside this week's issue of Country Life
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Country-house treasures: Crafting a claim at Great Chalfield Manor
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Do you ever walk into a hotel room and feel like it's missing something — like a banqueting hall and torture chamber? Here are ten castles you can stay in with unique amenities
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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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Why does the discovery of ‘Port Talbot’s Pompeii’ matter?
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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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Picturesque, pristine and paparazzi-proof: One of the most celebrated homes in the Caribbean is on the market
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Six Thames-side homes where you can watch the Boat Race without even getting out of your pyjamas
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Best country houses for sale this week
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The California mansion of one of the greatest entertainers of the 20th century is up for sale
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A castle in miniature on a dreamy estate in Kent, where four-poster beds meet swimming pool and cinema room
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Five gorgeous rural homes, from the Algarve to Warwickshire, as seen in Country Life
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'One of the most dramatic coastal estates in the South West' has come up for sale at £10 million, with cliffsides, woodland and its own private beach
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Country-house treasures: Crafting a claim at Great Chalfield Manor
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The risk of taxing our built heritage out of existence is all too real
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How did a staircase from this Reformation-era country house end up on the other side of the world?
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Breamore House: The Tudor masterpiece with a past tainted by tragedy
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Crestwood Hills: American suburbia need not have been the isolating experience it sometimes was
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Sir John Vanbrugh, Castle Howard and great houses on fire, with Dr John Goodall
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Why does the discovery of ‘Port Talbot’s Pompeii’ matter?
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Castle Howard was devastated by fire. Against all the odds, its decades-long restoration has made it even greater today than it once was
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What do you get when you cross classic English country house style with a French château kitchen?
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The craft renaissance, with Giles Kime
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The Country Life Top 100 architects, interior designers, garden designers, landscape designers and country house specialists in Britain
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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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'Ugly, pointless and potentially lethal': Why dead hedges are a gardening fad too far
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The garden at Cogshall Grange: 'A modern work of art, combining shapeliness and serenity'
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The Italians think it's a laxative and the Germans say it leeches your bones, but rhubarb is a true British wonder. Here's how to do it justice
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I pitted AI against a much-loved 1963 gardening book to see what to do with my little corner of Ireland — here's what happened
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Where was Guy Ritchie's Young Sherlock series filmed? In a historic Welsh home that first appeared in Country Life a century ago
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Ancient time-telling devices — turned garden ornaments — from the Country Life Archive
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'Sorry, I can't reply to your email right now, I'm drifting a McLaren in Finland'
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From Bentley dog baskets to Ferrari everything, there is more to cars than just four wheels
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'One drew a longer queue than the members of One Direction': The irresistible old English sheepdog is now under threat
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Glovebox: What do you get the person who has everything? A Land Rover Defender inspired by The Hamptons
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'I’m in awe of him. He’s very special. I’m just in the shadows of what Attlee does': A brief guide to the working cats of Britain
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‘It looks like a miniature hamster. It’s just absolutely exquisite’: How the lucky ladybird took the worlds of French patisserie, jewellery and interior design by storm
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What is everyone talking about this week: Where have all the rabbits gone?
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A glass act: This centuries-old craft is alive and well
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'First, all the Georgian silver goes, and then all that furniture. Then, the Canalettos go': The anatomy of a country-house sale
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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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Banish all thoughts of Mykonos, this is the Greek island you should visit this summer
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Eliamos review: A five-star retreat on the island made famous by Captain Corelli’s Mandolin
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An old Georgian bank has been transformed into three apartments in the highest town in the Cotswolds
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Do you ever walk into a hotel room and feel like it's missing something — like a banqueting hall and torture chamber? Here are ten castles you can stay in with unique amenities
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Atelier Francis Mallmann review: The celebrity chef's restaurant with rooms in the 'Marfa of South America'
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The stylish surf shacks from which to explore Cornwall’s wild and ancient coastline
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'If it is going to work anywhere, it is going to work here': Meet the makers of English olive oil
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The countdown to Spud-ageddon is on: Why potato farmers are in peril
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'We are here to champion British farmers who produce wonderful milk, meat, vegetables and eggs': The Country Life team's favourite farm shops
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Country Life picks the biggest, boldest and best of this year’s clutch of luxury Easter eggs
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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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