Country Life International Spring 2015 focuses on beautiful premium property in Provence, Marbella, the Alps and the Caribbean.
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Highlights include:
- Property news Travel to the gardens of Italy, plus Dresden and Transylvania, diamonds sparkle and make wine in Los Angeles
- Provence Carla Passino pits the bucolic charm of Provence against the rolling countryside of the Languedoc
- The Alps For snow-sure winters and picture-perfect Alpine summers, Liz Rowlinson picks the prettiest four-season resorts
- Marbella It’s 60 years since the Marbella Club put a small fishing village on the map. Anna Tyzack explores how the resort has transformed
- Dream European escapes Roz Hanna selects some of the best properties to take advantage of the favourable exchange rate
- New York Liz Rowlinson takes a bite of the Big Apple and its commuting options
- Interiors: Rustic luxe Capture the charm of the French countryside with tactile fabrics and understated decor, says Rachel Ogden
- Caribbean ‘mansion tax’ havens Living in the Caribbean isn’t just for Richard Branson. Cathy Hawker surveys the Cayman Islands, Bahamas and British Virgin Islands
- Golf estates Not everyone who buys on a golf estate is an addict. Arabella Youens tries to avoid being a golf widow
- Rome Jane Watkins falls in love with the Eternal City and explores its art and culture—and eats way too much gelato!
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Brockfield Hall, the great Yorkshire house that's gone from Regency mansion to modern family homeBrockfield Hall in North Yorkshire is the family home of Charlie Wood and Hatta Byng, editor of House & Garden, who have transformed it since they came here in 2020, winning multiple awards in the process. John Martin Robinson reports on the restoration project that revived this compact Regency house as a modern family home. Photographs by Paul Highnam for Country Life.
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Barbour’s heritage jackets get a floral makeover courtesy of ErdemUtilitarian outwear has taken the fashion world by storm and now Britain's world-famous wax jackets are getting in on the act, inspired by some of our greatest countryside icons.
