This week's podcast features Country Life's long-standing property correspondent Penny Churchill, who looks back on three decades of writing about Britain's finest houses.
Nobody in Britain has seen more of the nation's great country houses than Penny, who has been writing Country Life magazine's 'Property Market' column since 1992.
From the ups and of the market in the past three decades to the quirkiest agents and owners, Penny speaks to host James Fisher to share her insights on the country houses that have been at the heart of her career.
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Episode credits
Host: James Fisher
Producer and Editor: Toby Keel
Guest: John Goodall
Music: ‘Summertime’ by JuliusH
Special thanks: Adam Wilbourn
Credit: Country Life Picture Library
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