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![]() Ruth BloomfieldThe Spectator |
At the start of this month, the modish kitchen appliance brand Sub-Zero & Wolf proudly announced the launch of its Classic French Door...
Almost 30 years ago, my journalistic career began in the faded seaside town of St Leonards-on-Sea, where I spent six months undertaking a crash...
In the early years of the 17th century, the extravagant, spoiled and hard-partying Prince Regent had a surprisingly good idea. Encouraged by pals...
Spring is property auction season, when a motley collection of semi-derelict houses, flats with leases in the single figures and the homes of mortgage...
As trophy homes go, the Grade II*-listed Glen Usk is hard to top. Set on the west bank of the River Usk in Wales, it is a white rendered neoclassical...
Not so long ago buyers were treating house-hunting as a blood sport – price ceiling-shattering bids and gazumping were commonplace everywhere from...
Once again estate agents have been named among the least-trustworthy people in Britain, rated in the public consciousness somewhere between...
Of all the suburbs in Britain none has become quite so politicised as North London. This slightly leafy (and lefty) swathe in and around Islington –...
Moving house is said to be one of the most stressful life experiences, right up there with bereavement and divorce. But what about the stress of not...