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'We haven’t flipped yet, but we’ve been close': Making waves on Lake Como with Will Smith and Star Wars-style electric boats -
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Adored by Princess Margaret and Alfred Hitchcock — the rare Welsh terrier breed saved from extinction by Country Life -
Five charming rural retreats, from Kent to Herefordshire, as seen in Country Life -
When is a weed not a weed? When it's a wildflower -
Warwick Castle: The 700-year story of one of the world's great strongholds -
A 500-year-old house that sits on 183 acres of one of the most sought-after peninsulas in Cornwall, with a mile of coast all to itself -
'I know that Serena Williams doesn’t like him': Meet the people, dogs and harris hawk that really rule Wimbledon
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From fast lane to country lane: The Formula 1 stars who opt for rural living after hanging up their helmets -
With Nothing Underneath's founder Pip Durell: ‘The Meghan Markle effect? That was crazy’ -
The 'cardinal gem' that cures drunkenness and wards off locusts — and was once as prized as diamonds -
The definitive guide to London's best afternoon teas
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Five charming rural retreats, from Kent to Herefordshire, as seen in Country Life -
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A 500-year-old house that sits on 183 acres of one of the most sought-after peninsulas in Cornwall, with a mile of coast all to itself
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250 years? That's nothing. Here are five beautiful American homes that are older than the USA itself -
The 'British Alcatraz' didn't become a prison — it was turned into a unique private island bolthole, and now it's up for sale -
'One of the finest manor houses to come to the market in recent years', in a Dorset village that's been inhabited for 2,500 years -
Best country houses for sale this week -
The house where JM Barrie created Peter Pan is for sale, in one of the most unspoilt spots in the south of England
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Warwick Castle: The 700-year story of one of the world's great strongholds -
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'A corner of the USA that is forever Putney': Charleston is a masterpiece of urban give and take -
What do Rihanna and a 19th century vegetarian activist have in common? This sprawling Tudor house that American money couldn't save -
'A trailblazing illustration of how a historic estate can thrive': Doddington Hall's confident march into the 21st century -
The never-before-seen, 70-year-old photographs of Pugin's Bishop's House that Parliament destroyed to make room for a ring road -
Doddington Hall: The story of an Elizabethan marvel -
Louvain-la-Neuve: What happens when you combine Cosmic Brutalism, high Modernism and the Catholic church -
The pen is mightier than dynamite: A truly unique 20th-century building destroyed by the wrong paperwork
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Why the natural patina that forms on copper, brass, and bronze is the colour of timelessness -
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How to design a dining room you actually want to spend time in -
At WOW!house, the best of interior design just gets better -
How to make a very new extension feel like part of a very old house -
Gesamtkunstwerk will revolutionise how you decorate your home — just don't ask us how to pronounce it -
‘Why would anyone paint anything white?’ Step inside Butter Wakefield's colourful west London home -
How the sustainably-minded brains behind the London Eye rescued a Warwick Avenue townhouse from the brink of collapse -
How to refresh a room without sacrificing your existing furniture
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When is a weed not a weed? When it's a wildflower -
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A billionaire's walled garden amid the most undisturbed and beautiful countryside in the west country -
The most demanding, delicious pelargoniums, from the variety that likes it drier than a Martini, to the flower with peppermint-scented leaves 'as soft as mouse fur' -
'A dream of England': The Hampshire rose garden that's one of the finest in private hands -
Alan Titchmarsh: The easily overlooked factor that's the difference between a beautiful garden and wasting thousands on plants doomed to die -
'He arrived with three bunches of flowers and told me to shut my eyes': From curation to creation, the story of the garden at Holme Hale Hall
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'We haven’t flipped yet, but we’ve been close': Making waves on Lake Como with Will Smith and Star Wars-style electric boats -
Adored by Princess Margaret and Alfred Hitchcock — the rare Welsh terrier breed saved from extinction by Country Life
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Steven King: My time with the world’s greatest jeweller you’ve never heard of -
In The Dogh0use: Would you pay extra to build your own luxury watch?
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If the Unloved Birds’ Club has an apex predator in its midst, then it is surely the white-tailed eagle -
The modern farming festival is many things — but is it still for farmers? -
Britain's gamebird of choice is more exotic in origin than you might think
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Anish Kapoor's five best, and most bonkers, installations -
The allure of irises lies not in their botany, but in their ability to express emotion -
Monaco's answer to Scotland's NC500 is proof that it's the Riviera’s new culture capital -
What David Hockney said about art was right
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There’s more to Palm Beach in the USA than presidents and palatial pads — it’s the capital of fun -
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'It’s a very human achievement to take something as awe-inspiring as commercial air travel and reduce it to a tedious series of administrative tasks': Top travel tips for making your journey better -
‘Your brain switches off in a way it doesn’t necessarily when you’re staying in the nicest suite at Claridge’s’: Why we’ve all got cabin fever -
Ace Hotel in Brooklyn review: Find your tribe in one of New York's coolest neighbourhoods -
Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo review: Where else can you swim in a pool designed by one of fashion’s biggest icons? -
Forget all about caviar and Champagne, five-star hotels now want you to forage for your own food
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Avoid flaccid lettuce, gently-rotting cucumber and shiny processed ham with Tom Parker Bowles's guide to the perfect salad -
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Drink responsibly, drink English: Rhubarb, gorse, thyme and corn are the new secret ingredients to a successful cocktail -
They might eat cheese from a can, but the Americans can barbecue the world's best ribs -
'For a penny, one could buy entry into a new way of thinking: egalitarian, restless and caffeinated' — London's enduring love of coffee -
The definitive guide to London's best afternoon teas
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The death of Gentleman's Relish (and how I learned to stop worrying and make my own instead) -
'Do you want to be known as someone who’s simply too uptight to take lunch?' A snob’s guide to midweek dining
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