The 10 stalls you have to visit if you're shopping at Burghley
At Burghley you could tie up all your Christmas shopping early and in one place – here’s Hetty Lintell's pick of the unmissable stands to visit.


Beaufort & Blake
Comfortable casualwear—you’ll buy one shirt and keep coming back and the boxer shorts are fun.
Boodles
Adding some sparkle to the occasion.
Country Life
Please come and say hello on stand H16!
Fairfax & Favor
Great-value shoes, boots and bags.
Hicks & Brown
Fashion and accessories, with particularly lovely hats.
Oxford Brush Company
Owned by the Oxford Shirt Co, also in attendance, proving there really is a brush for everything.
Pol Roger
Our favourite tipple and fuel for shopping.
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Tottering-by-Gently
Jolly funny prints and presents from Annie Tempest.
Troy London
Chic country girls selling chic and practical town-to-country gear.
Things to do: Music in the gardens, the buildings of the Weald & Downland and a circus at the cathedral
Keep your diary up-to-date with our selection of unmissable events and things to do in the next few weeks.
Hetty Lintell masterminded the launch of the magazine’s Luxury pages back in 2012 and has overseen them ever since. She also edits Gentleman's Life, Country Life’s annual men’s lifestyle supplement, and styles and art-directs all of the magazine's fashion and still-life shoots. Her real forté, however, is compiling top-notch goodie bags for any party the magazine hosts. The best-dressed member of the team, Hetty can normally be found darting between Bond Street and a photographic studio in East London.
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