
Lotte Brundle
Lotte Brundle joined Country Life as their Digital Writer in 2025. She was previously a sub-editor on the news desk at The Times and The Sunday Times as part of their graduate trainee scheme. Before that she was The Fence's editorial assistant. She has written features for The Times, New Statesman, Metro, Spectator World, The Fence and Dispatch. She coordinates Country Life’s weekly digital Q&A interview series, Consuming Passions.
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A tale of everyday life as lived on Britain's most expensive streetWinnington Road in Hampstead has an average house price of £11.9 million. But what's it really like? Lotte Brundle went to find out.
By Lotte Brundle Last updated
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Folio, Folio, wherefore art thou Folio? Shakespeare set to be auctioned by Sotheby'sFour Folios will be auctioned in London on May 23, with an estimate of £3.5–£4.5 million for 'the most significant publication in the history of English literature'.
By Lotte Brundle Published
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Schreiber House, 'the most significant London townhouse of the second half of the 20th century', is up for saleThe five-bedroom Modernist masterpiece sits on the edge of Hampstead Heath.
By Lotte Brundle Published
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The coveted Hermès Birkin bag is a safer investment than gold — and several rare editions are being auctioned off by Christie’sThere are only 200,000 Birkin bags in circulation which has helped push prices of second-hand ones up.
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