Country Life, the quintessential English magazine, is undoubtedly one of the biggest and most instantly recognisable brands in the UK today. The magazine comments in depth on a wide variety of subjects, such as architecture, property, the arts, gardens and gardening, the countryside, schools and wildlife. This eclectic editorial mix, combined with stunning photography and high-end property advertising ensures that week after week, Country Life is read by people who live the real country house lifestyle.
Countrylife.co.uk brings over 125 years of editorial and commercial excellence to the web and is one of the best and most enjoyable places to browse for luxury property for sale online.
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Apethorpe Palace, Northamptonshire — a seat of Baron and Baroness von Pfetten — is as grand as a country house can get, especially since its recent restoration work. Jeremy Musson celebrates the spectacular renewal of one of England’s great Jacobean houses.
Being appointed a Royal Warrant holder is still the highest form of accolade and influence. United in their commitment to the highest quality of service, sustainability and responsible environmental practice — these remarkable organisations are known and trusted by The King.
Penny Churchill enjoys the delights of the Swathgill Estate in North Yorkshire.
From biscuits to thatchers, a warrant from King Charles III (or other members of the family) is nothing short of a royal seal of approval.
Stay the hand that itches to deadhead your spent roses and you can enjoy their glittering fruits instead.
Homes located in national parks are typically £66,700 more expensive than similar properties elsewhere, according to Nationwide. Still tempted? Here’s one or two plum homes for sale in these beauty spots.
Flora Soames is on a mission to encourage more and more of us to embrace the concept of the decorated bathroom.
Wye Cottage in St Day might not be the real thing, but it's certainly the next best thing.
If you've ever dreamed of owning an Anthony van Dyck, now's your chance to pick up two in one go — plus more fun from today's Dawn Chorus.
Glorious homes from the Bahamas to British Columbia, as seen in Country Life.
A curious child who grew into a man of voracious intellectual curiosity, his life of collecting gave birth to one of the nation's great institutions.
‘We look after not only our recipes, but our starters themselves — the forces of nature that keep us all going’
Plus a sublime Scottish castle, how to address people correctly and the quiz of the day.
It might be an 'old-world problem', but using incorrect form when addressing someone is a symptom of laziness and inaccuracy that we should all worry about.
Shop with the blessing of royalty, as Hetty Lintell chooses luxuries made by companies with a Royal Warrant.
The former NFU President and crossbench peer worries about the effects of the latest budget, and asks why we can't test whether farmers are actually farming.
Crenellations, stone and soaring towers on the outside, modern interiors with the latest appliances on the inside. Brankstone Grange Castle has it all.
Plus our favourite property for sale and the quiz of the day.
Country Life 20 November 2024 celebrates the wit and wisdom of Sir Winston Churchill ahead of his 150th birthday, plus how to solve a restoration puzzle, how to write like Lear and the sewing-machine revolution.
After it was announced that Agricultural Property Relief is going to be scrapped, farmers, landowners and others took to the streets of London in protest.
