By
Agnes Stamp
published
This week in Country Life we visit Stratfield Saye, the magnificent Hampshire seat of the Duke of Wellington, we revel in the beauty of cherry blossom, we celebrate the razor-edged genius of caricaturist James Gillray, we reveal how to survive the election and we learn to cook with artichokes.
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Alan Titchmarsh: You wouldn't think it, but Surrey is the most wooded of all England's counties — and its Scots pines are as beautiful as any of its treesAlan Titchmarsh is selling his house
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A classic oast house on the outside, a wild architectural fantasy inside, and just down the road from one of Kent's best grammar schoolsAnnabel Dixon steps inside Joldwyns, a house where even seasoned property professionals admit to being 'blown away by the incredible juxtaposition and the importance of the architectural feats'.
