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Dickens of a tale…
1:25pm Monday 16th August 2010
As Bowes Hall goes on the market for £1m, Ruth Addicott talks to owner Ann Marie Robinson and finds out more about its fascinating history.
Lady of the lake
1:15pm Monday 16th August 2010
Broomshields Hall is a big house, but very friendly, and it’s been a happy home to the Cook family for the past quarter of a century. Lottie Kay takes a look round.
Restoration drama
4:17pm Thursday 24th June 2010
When Clare and Mark Oglesby saw the rotting shell of a derelict house near Harrogate, they were hooked, they tell Jenny Needham.
Major improvements
4:30pm Thursday 24th June 2010
As Gorst Hall prepares to open its gardens this summer, Ruth Addicott meets the owners and has a sneak peek at what’s in store.
Hillside hideaway
1:19pm Monday 22nd March 2010
Building their own home was tricky at times for the Leatherlands, but they have ended up with the house of their dreams, they tell Bessie Robinson.
Green dream
11:42am Tuesday 29th December 2009
Building your own home is quite a challenge. But Paulette and David Benjamin didn’t just stop there, as Jenny Laue finds out.
Grand designs
12:36pm Monday 23rd November 2009
WHEN Steve and Emily Davis spotted their dream property in York, there was only one thing on their mind – making it into a comfortable family home.
Contemporary living at Foxhill Lodge
1:21pm Monday 27th April 2009
AN exclusive gated development of ten contemporary, open-plan apartments has just been completed by the Thornsett Group at Great Burdon, near Darlington.
From pig farm to bespoke development
12:44pm Tuesday 24th March 2009
Nine years after a Yorkshire builder transformed a pig farm into a bespoke development, home owner Ian Lamming considers the past, the present and the future.
A rural reinvention
11:21am Monday 23rd March 2009
The number of stylish homes and businesses springing up in Derwentside bears witness to its ability to shake off its industrial past. Tony Kearney and Gavin Engelbrecht report
