- 14 January
- Country Life 15 January 2025
- This week's issue of Country Life — and how to subscribe or get your copy
- Best country houses for sale this week
- A dozen walks to do before you die
- A slice of La Dolce Vita lands at Claridge’s London
- The second-happiest place to live in Britain is a complete bargain, where a dream farmhouse with stables goes for £600k
- 13 January
- Epic views, land and a ballroom to die for at a Surrey Hills home created by one of the greatest architects of the Arts-and-Crafts movement
- Tom Parker Bowles: The Lancashire hotpot, a stew 'that's as straight talking as a Bolton costermonger after his third pint of Thwaites Gold'
- The National Trust's big birthday present, and how much does a tuna the size of a motorcycle cost?
- 12 January
- 6 glorious country houses for sale in the south of England, as seen in Country Life
- The ultimate joy of winter gardening? Heading for sunnier spots knowing that your garden won't suffer from your absence
- Saints alive: How St Albans Cathedral has entered the 21st century in vibrant style, thanks to sculptors, artisans and dazzling colour projections
- 11 January
- Lexus LBX 2025: Where compact luxury meets affordability and economy
- Bonnie banks, cliffs and seas: The top Scottish properties that sold in 2024
- Curious questions: how an underground pond from the last Ice Age almost stopped the Blackwall Tunnel from being built
- ‘Imagine a hotel being built beside Stonehenge': Euphoria Retreat in Greece, where to feel better, you have to journey backwards
- G&T to Gravetye and 'the David Attenborough of garden visiting': The Garden tours to book in 2025
- 10 January
- A Suffolk sitting room that's a perfect example of how to bring joy and warmth
- Patrick Galbraith: Lisbon, Voices of the Old Sea and some dodgy oysters
- 'Like living in an episode of Top Gear': The beautiful rural spots where people use McLarens and Ferraris to pop down to the shops
- Dawn Chorus: The world-famous fashion icon who found global fame in her 90s, beating the January blues and our quiz of the day
- 9 January
- The 12 architecture books you should read in 2025, by our architectural editor John Goodall
- Five country houses with glorious open fires to warm up your winter, from £375k to £3.6 million
- A Traitors-style castle, complete with round table for banishments, at the price of a Shepherd's Bush terrace
- 8 January
- The very hungry otter who stunned passers-by in the middle of Stratford
- Would you betray your friends to live in this Traitors-esque castle in Devon? Yes. Yes I would
- Guinness rustling in the Midlands, how to look after a listed building and why oat milk might make you depressed
- 7 January
- Country Life 8 January 2024
- 'I’ve come here this evening to experience darkness. I’ve been craving it, the richness and peace of it, the way you crave silence when you’ve had too much noise'
- A four-bedroom home overlooking Salcombe where you can dream of summers to come
- Dawn Chorus: The former acrobat arena you can now call home, the return of the obelisk and our quiz of the day
- 6 January
- Spectacular Scottish castles and estates for sale, starting from under £700k
- Aberdeen Angus, the beef that's the best of all worlds
- Carla Carlisle: 'Writing a weekly column is like being married to a nymphomaniac'
- Dawn Chorus: How to clean a priceless chandelier, a Bohemian rhapsody for sale and our Quiz of the Day
- 5 January
- 5 country homes for sale, from £1.575 million to £12 million, as seen in Country Life
- Taste explosions: How to grow micro leaves that pack a serious punch
- How to train a new puppy: Five bits of advice that'll save you days, weeks and months of trouble
- The tale of St Alban: An abbey, a Cathedral, and a martyr so holy that 'his executioner’s eyes popped out of his head'
- 4 January
- Animals, obelisks and bare plaster: Country Life predicts what will be hot in interior design this year
- 'People love land': The top estate sales of 2024, from the Duke of Northumberland to first-time farmers
- Curious questions: How a horse on a treadmill almost defeated a steam locomotive
- New Year, new me: Pip Durell goes on a quest to reboot her health at SHA Wellness Clinic
- Villa Frere: The centuries-old garden created by an English diplomat, reclaimed by Nature, and now once again restored by Man
- 3 January
- A sausage, cabbage and lentil tray bake to brighten the dark days of January
- New opening: Inside The PIG’s first Cotswolds hotel — and it has its own pub
- A bohemian paradise is up for sale with pool, stables and endless country charm
- Soft colours and bold geometry inspire this Notting Hill sitting room
- 2 January
- Farmer's Life: Supermarket eggs can be several weeks old. The ones I sell are usually six hours old — but I still get customers who worry because they don't have best-before dates stamped on them
- John Lewis-Stempel: The English village, that beguiling habitat closest to the heart
- A house that comes with 3,500 acres of Loch Lomond National Park
- 1 January
- Don't fancy Dry January? Try our list of London's best bars instead
- Country Life 1 January 2025
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