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How to value your home
When the owners of this home decided to sell, the experts could not agree a price. It's a growing problem. Graham Norwood advises on how to value your home.
Village greens to be envied
Graham Norwood celebrates the open spaces that bind communities closer together.
The property divide: mind the widening gap
The divide between the property rich and the property poor is growing.
Nina Campbell's bathroom design tips
Eight ways to revamp your bathroom, by a top interior designer.
Property on the Akamas Peninsula
The beautiful Akamas Peninsula has unlimited potential, says Zoe Dare Hall.
The lure of the West Country
Hoping to buy in Devon, Somerset or Cornwall? Now is the time to start looking, says Caroline McGhie.
Tenants given new right to post feedback on landlords on internet
Tenants will be able to post feedback on their landlord on the internet as part of a series of measures announced to improve the private rented sector.
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Return of original Fairy Liquid bottle for John Noakes generation
For those with fond childhood memories of making space rockets out of empty washing up containers, the return of the original white Fairy Liquid bottle marks a welcome return for the John Noakes generation.
Jeff Howell's DIY advice: condensing boilers
Most older boilers are far superior to modern ones, says Jeff Howell.
Property advice: planning
The right to park outside your home.
Property advice: mortgages
The perils of using property to power your pension.
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For sale: a house for an artist
What we're looking for on the property market this week: a house for an artist.
London's biggest home may sell for £100m
London’s largest home after Buckingham Palace is to be created by Regent’s Park, in a £100m complex complete with a cinema, gym and swimming pool.
Falmouth’s foodie factor
The south Cornwall town is flourishing and Rick Stein’s plans will only add to its appeal, says Graham Norwood.
For sale: a house for an artist
What we're looking for on the property market this week: a house for an artist.
Rural homes get an appetite for business
Rural families are adapting their homes to get through hard times, reports Caroline McGhie.
Homebuilding & Renovating Awards 2009: The winners
Boasting value-for-money, eco-credentials or opulence, these eight homes were deserving winners of our homebuilding and renovating awards.
Tenants given new right to post feedback on landlords on internet
Tenants will be able to post feedback on their landlord on the internet as part of a series of measures announced to improve the private rented sector.
Property in France: white goods and blank looks
C'est la folie: Dog food and dishwashers: a diplomatic dilemma.
Room rescue: a cluttered spare room
This week's room rescue is a spare room in an 18th-century Banbury home. Our interiors guru Abigail Ahern gives her verdict.
Retirement property in market towns
Retirees are opting for bustling market towns with good food and café society, says Caroline McGhie.
The Tea Party, Sarah Palin and mutiny
The 'Tea Party' movement has given a powerful voice to the US Right's protests, reports Alex Spillius.
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