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David Armitage's house
Handmade bricks bring style and substance to a house - not to mention extra value. Anna Tyzack learns how to tell her flumps from her tumbles.
Detective
Beleaguered homebuyers have a clandestine ally. Graham Norwood reveals the world of the mystery shopper.
The Lakes House
In an area famous for its old stone cottages, the growth of style-conscious new builds is redefining 'the rural retreat'.
Your property problems solved by our experts.
David Fleming on complaining about utility companies.
Fear not, the rich are still happy to spend squillions on the very best. By Lulu Egerton.
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The best that money can buy.
Hallway
Paula Robinson's architectural advice and style tips. This week: hospitable hallways.
Wave pots
If you're after something unusual, head for Hidden Art's Open Studios, says Rachel Loos.
4 Cornwall Gardens
Lucie Clayton House, once home to top debutantes, has now been converted into digi-tastic bachelor pads, says Anna Tyzack.
Mudflats, oysters, a Saxon church and a physiotherapist: the charms of West Mersea.
Why let superstition scare us off the perfect home?
The latest gadgets on the market, chosen by Chris Stevens.
The large, sun-lit rooms of Rock House look out across gardens that reach down to the sea. So why did the author flee it in such a fluster? Ross Clark finds out.
The Isle of Man's tourist boom may be history, but now yesterday's guesthouses are finding new life as swanky apartments. By Paul Wilkinson.
Le Manoir
After eight years of back-breaking work, twins Barry and Graham Wallis are selling their beautifully restored property near Cherbourg.
Provence may be idyllic, but be prepared to share your quarters with some unusual guests.
Dream of distant sunny days to combat the seasonal chill.
How to give a stocking filler without putting your foot in it.