19 rural homes for sale, from £275,000 to £3.35 million, as seen in Country Life
Take a look at our pick of some of the best homes to come to the market via Country Life this week.
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Best country houses for sale this week
From a vast Shropshire masterpiece to an idyllic West Country farmhouse, here's our pick of the best property for sale this week.
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The Bordeaux Bullet, Mr Universe, The Friendly Ghost and The White Wizard: The Six Nations stars to keep an eye on in 2025
England will have to fly to overtake runaway favourites France and Ireland in the impending Guinness Six Nations, says Owain Jones, as he sizes up the key players who could change their team’s fate.
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Country Life 29 January 2025
Country Life 29 January 2025 meets springer spaniels, snakes and ladders, Six Nations rugby and how radio changed the world.
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This week's issue of Country Life — and how to subscribe or get your copy
Find out what's in this week's issue of Country Life — and how to save over 50% on the cover price when you take out a subscription.
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Come and work for Country Life
Have you always dreamed of working for Country Life? Well, now is your chance because the magazine is looking to fill three roles across print and digital.
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Country Life 22 January 2025
Country Life 22 January 2025 looks at fabulous finches, magical marmalade and Jane Austen's saucy legacy.
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Opinion: The countryside is too loud
Pollution as a result of engine noise is just as anti-social as other forms. Who knows what damage it is doing to wildlife.
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Unputdownable: 12 page turners to see you through the rest of the winter
From cookbooks to cricket, biographies to Sunday Times bestsellers, Country Life contributors name some of their favourite books from last year.
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Athena: Perhaps the time has come to be more honest about the importance of beauty
When it comes to buildings of historical and architectural note, we don't love them simply because they are old, but because they are beautiful and engage our attention.
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There's no place like home: How animals find their way back to their owners is a mystery we are still trying to solve
Lassie’s epic walk is the stuff of literary legend, but the real-life stories of animals making extraordinary journeys back to where they came from are even stranger than fiction. Richard Sugg investigates.
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Country Life 15 January 2025
Country Life 15 January 2025 marvels at the gardens of Tresco, the medieval heart of Warwick and the incredible strength of the ox.
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Country Life 8 January 2024
Country Life 8 January 2024 shares 12 unforgettable walking trails to do in 2025, gets Tom Parker Bowles's favourite hotpot recipe and discovers how animals always know the way home.
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'I’ve come here this evening to experience darkness. I’ve been craving it, the richness and peace of it, the way you crave silence when you’ve had too much noise'
Connected to a vastness that’s beyond comprehension, the night sky has inspired both artistic and scientific visionaries since the dawn of time, says Anna Levin.
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Spectacular Scottish castles and estates for sale, starting from under £700k
A look at the finest castles, country houses and estates for sale in Scotland today.
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New Year, new me: Pip Durell goes on a quest to reboot her health at SHA Wellness Clinic
The With Nothing Underneath founder on the problems with wellness and curing her scepticism at a Spanish medical retreat.
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Villa Frere: The centuries-old garden created by an English diplomat, reclaimed by Nature, and now once again restored by Man
Rubble and ruin were all that remained of the early-19th-century Villa Frere and its gardens, planted by the English diplomat John Hookham Frere, until a group of dedicated volunteers came to its rescue. Josephine Tyndale-Biscoe tells the story of the gardens of Villa Frere in Pietà, Malta.
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Country Life 1 January 2025
Here's a look at what you'll find inside, including Country Life's Wildlife Awards, and a final column from long-standing contributor Carla Carlisle.
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Driving Land Rovers blindfolded, cricket in the corridors and sword-fights in suits of armour: The unusual games of the country house
Big houses and grand spaces leave lots of potential for some strange games. Melanie Cable-Alexander investigates.
