Eleanor Doughty
Eleanor Doughty is a journalist for a range of national newspapers and magazines, specialising in old money, country houses and landownership, and the author of Heirs and Graces, a history of the modern British aristocracy, published by Hutchinson. She writes the 'Great Estates' series in the Daily Telegraph and freelances for The Times, Financial Times, Country Life, The Field and many more. When she is not writing, she can be found out and about with her cocker spaniel, Meg.
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The romantic joys of living in a windswept hilltop home: history, beauty and glimpses of the Northern LightsFew things are more romantic than a country house with a windswept hilltop location — Eleanor Doughty finds herself entranced by homes on the hills in the North of England.
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Curious Questions: Does a blue plaque make your house more valuable?London’s multiplying Blue Plaques certainly add interest, but do they affect property values? Eleanor Doughty investigates.
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Where to move in Norfolk: Best places, insiders' tips and what you'll get for your moneyNorfolk is full of charming towns and unspoilt coastline and boasts one of Britain's finest small cities. Eleanor Doughty sings its praises and suggests a few spots to look at if you're thinking of making the move.
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Why those 'win a house for £10' raffles should come with a health warningToo good to be true? Eleanor Doughty investigates the trend for sale by raffle and explains why you should always read the small print.
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