Clustered on both sides of the wide avenue leading towards the magnificent new clubhouse for the La Reserva de Sotogrande Golf Course will be a selection of two, three and four bedroom luxury villas and townhouses in Andalucia. Within 13 broad types of house, each property has each been designed with its own individual features, and the whole complex is a magnificent example of a combination of traditional Andalucian architecture with modern high specifications offering the very best in comfort and style. Priced between ?500,000 and ?1,400,000, these properties are situated so they have wonderful views over the Cabell Robinson Golf Course, and the Sotograde Equestrian Centre as well as towards the Mediterranean itself. There are also marina apartments available, which are currently under construction, which include some impressive duplex penthouses, as well as a selection of different sizes of apartment, ranging from two to four bedrooms. The marina development this autumn is currently under construction. There will also be a number of berths being offered for sale for those who may wish it. SEPTEMBER RITZ EXHIBITION: This September there is a one-off chance to meet the deverlopers face to face to find out more about all of these different projects. It is taking place in central London at The Ritz, on September 22 from 10am - 7pm. Everybody is welcome to attend and put any further questions to the developers themselves. For further information on these modern but stylish Spanish properties, please contact Sotograde UK, Cooper House, 2 Michael Road, London SW6 2AD, telephone +44 (0)207 736 1700, or visit www.sotogrande.com.
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Interiors that inspire in a four-bedroom cottage in HertfordshireCome for the Grade II-listed family home an hour from Central London, stay for the interior-design inspiration.
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The house that refused to die: Castle Howard's spectacular 21st-century renaissance'Molten lead cascaded from the roof into the centre hall, and then the dome crashed to the ground, leaving the interior an inferno of blazing timber and shattered stonework.' 85 years on from the devastating fire at Castle Howard, restoration is still going on. Annunciata Elwes reports.
