Articles by Emily Brooke

Originally having been built during the 1700 s and having been restored and enlarged in 1853 by the renowned architect Sir George Gilbert Scott, this Grade II listed former rectory

A beautiful 18th-century rectory transformed by the great George Gilbert Scott

This unusual former rectory a few miles from Lincoln has a rich history, and bears the touch of one of Britain's greatest Victorian architects: Sir George Gilbert Scott.

A truly remarkable Grade II-listed Georgian villa within a mile from the Bath city centre, surrounded by rolling countryside

Constructed with idyllic Bath stone, 23 Bathwick Hill has been attributed to the renowned architect Henry Goodridge and offers easy access to Bath combined with stunning views of National Trust land.

By Emily Brooke Published 22 January 19
The Utterly Inessential Shopping List: Step back in time with nightshirts, port and good old fashioned dice games

In a world plagued by 'must-have's and 'buy now's, one list and one list alone strives to bring you the 'must-never-have's and 'please lord never buy this's. Welcome, dear friends, to Utterly Inessential.

By Emily Brooke Published 18 January 19

Emily Brooke

A beautiful 18th-century rectory transformed by the great George Gilbert Scott

A truly remarkable Grade II-listed Georgian villa within a mile from the Bath city centre, surrounded by rolling countryside

The Utterly Inessential Shopping List: Step back in time with nightshirts, port and good old fashioned dice games