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Country Life's Quiz of the Day, 10 February 2025: How many people live in Shetland?
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A 17th century country house estate for sale in Yorkshire that's not too big and not too small
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This rare Picasso lithograph could be yours for £60,000
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'We moved here to be in a remote area, but there are 1,000 cars and motorhomes passing my house every day. It’s like Disneyland': How Scotland's best roads are causing local people the biggest headaches
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Two-thirds of use buy a house and immediately set about refurbishing it
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Dawn Chorus: Audrey Hepburn’s Swiss villa hits the market for £17 million and research reveals that looking at art can, quite literally, help you live longer
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Five beautiful homes for sale around Britain, as seen in Country Life
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James May: Mushroom gin, real-life Lego houses and what it was like working for Country Life
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How to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen
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Totally tropical Tresco: The English country garden that brings the tropics to the British Isles
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The day that Stonehenge was sold via the pages of Country Life
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A 17th century country house estate for sale in Yorkshire that's not too big and not too small
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Two-thirds of use buy a house and immediately set about refurbishing it
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Five beautiful homes for sale around Britain, as seen in Country Life
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On Devon's Saunton Sands, the future is Ferndown
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A fairytale castle peeking above the treetops of Cumbria is for sale at just £2 million
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Moving to the country with Knight Frank
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A Paragraph 80 house hidden in the rich woodlands of Wadebridge
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Freddie Mercury's London bathroom, perfectly recreated in a family home in Surrey
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Injecting colour, pattern and character into a once-plain sitting room
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A Suffolk sitting room that's a perfect example of how to bring joy and warmth
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Animals, obelisks and bare plaster: Country Life predicts what will be hot in interior design this year
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Soft colours and bold geometry inspire this Notting Hill sitting room
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Knock down or rebuild? Kitchen island or cook's table? The 10 questions to ask when you're doing up a house
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The key to a great bathroom? Make it feel more like your sitting room — even to the point of having an armchair next to the bath
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'Other cultures celebrate the elderly. So why do we consign them to beige farms that smell of cabbage and wee?': Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen on Changing Rooms, retirement living and growing old disgracefully
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Chalet Machapuchare: Does France's best ski chalet live up to its reputation?
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Dawn Chorus: The train line in Yorkshire named as one of the world's top things to do in 2025
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I would like to lie on the Rhamses Bed by Louis Malard and be fed grapes
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There's no place like home: How animals find their way back to their owners is a mystery we are still trying to solve
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Dawn Chorus: Gangster badgers, at home with Sienna Miller, and a fresh slap in the face for first-time buyers
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Dawn Chorus: The mysterious miracle of the Cotswolds garden where 5 million snowdrops sprang up spontaneously, plus a Royal baby and our quiz of the day
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The farmers who embrace the right to roam: 'Farming can be isolating... it’s really nice when we get people through the yard'
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'I followed a lorry for miles just so I could ask the driver if I could buy his pot': How Beth Tarling put together her dream terracotta pot collection
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Isabel Bannerman: The year’s first and most abundantly cheery, uplifting and undemanding of winter flowers
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The winter vegetable that's 'the prince of accompaniments to a joint of meat'
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Totally tropical Tresco: The English country garden that brings the tropics to the British Isles
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'There seems to be little sympathy, understanding or respect for the kind of work that goes on in the world’s leading horticultural charity': Alan Titchmarsh calls for RHS Wisley compensation
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Alan Titchmarsh: The neat planting trick which means I almost never have to do any weeding
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Five of the National Trust's most outstanding paintings, as chosen by the curators who care for the charity’s world-class collection
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Curious questions: Where did the Snakes and Ladders board game come from?
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The £40 car boot painting that might just be a long-lost Van Gogh worth more than £10 million
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Country Life's top 10 arts stories of 2024
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‘I don’t want to oversell it but they are the best pumpkin pancakes in the universe’: Country Life’s unbeatable guide to Oxfordshire
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What happens to an A-list ski resort when it stops getting snow? In Megève, they've done amazing things in figuring it out
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Heckfield Place hotel review: A country house hotel with a wow factor spa
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Hampshire better to visit than the Galapagos Islands? It's not so crazy as you might think
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'The one thing we'd change? Honestly, nothing.' Why The Mark hotel in New York ticks all the right boxes
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A slice of La Dolce Vita lands at Claridge’s London
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How to use fresh and bold horseradish to liven up salmon
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Curious questions: Why do we use Seville oranges to make marmalade?
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A decadent savoury tart that makes the most of seasonal curly kale
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'Leeks are the unsung hero of winter recipes’: Melanie Johnson's smoky leek and butter-bean sourdough pain perdu
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Tom Parker Bowles: The Lancashire hotpot, a stew 'that's as straight talking as a Bolton costermonger after his third pint of Thwaites Gold'
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Aberdeen Angus, the beef that's the best of all worlds
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A sausage, cabbage and lentil tray bake to brighten the dark days of January
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