Whether you read the book, watched the TV show, or just want to live in a nice house in the Cotswolds, this townhouse might be for you.
Don't fancy becoming the 'leader of the free world' and all the hassle it brings? Don't know what to do with 3,700 nuclear weapons? Just want to live in a nice white house with all the fuss? We've got you covered.
Plus, how Glasgow briefly hosted two Interpols and the quiz of the day. It's the Dawn Chorus.
Whether it's a man with a golden gun, or diamonds are forever, James Bond has always been associated with luxury. This special advent calendar is no different.
The Old Falcon in Bidford-on-Avon isn't just steeped in history, it pretty much wrote it. It's also a large characterful family home.
Plus, the quiz of the week, Britain's best road and a glorious Cotswold property.
A new book published by The Victorian Society and Liverpool University Press shines a light on three lesser-known Victorian architects.
Country Life 30 October 2024 takes you behind the scenes of Alan Titchmarsh's Hampshire garden, how Britain bought the world's best art and the secret to hunting ghost orchids.
Buyers are searching for functionality over opulence, according to recently published data. We then came up with our own list, based on vibes.
Get lost in the scenery at Talla Farm.
Plus, why was margarine pink, 11 of the best houses for sale in the magazine last week and a Halloween podcast special.
I don't know if Rachel Reeves is coming to take all your money. But what I do know is that London is a great city to live in, and that the wealthy aren't packing their bags just yet
It's a halloween special episode of the Country Life podcast this week, as James Fisher is joined by writer Louise Davidson to discuss all things Gothic and the country house.
Buying a water tower and converting it into a home sounds like folly. Which is why you should buy one that's been completed by someone else.
A storm of looming tax rises, reducing debt and lower profits is forcing a lot of farmers to sell up, as research from Savills shows farmland for sale at a post-Brexit high.
Someone has been studying Country Life — This Arts-and-Crafts home near Godalming was crafted under the watchful eye of some of our favourite architects and interior designers. The result? A symphony of elegant style named Millhanger Farmhouse.
Plus, a koi massacre blamed on otters and the property of the day.
Bentley's has launched an Eau de Parfum named Become. James Fisher ponders the nature of the 21st-century economic system as a result.
As the nights close in, Country Life's travel editor Rosie Paterson joins the podcast to talk about all things travel.
