Rosalie Purcell feared she would be killed as a “bloody tornado” of 6m flames tore through her Yarck farm on Friday, destroying everything around the home she had lived in for more than three decades.
The property, which was completed in 2024, took four years to build and now boasts multiple structures across 2.21 acres.
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The farming couple who bought Rishton's oldest buildings from iconic Lancashire estate
In the 1970s the couple purchased, for a seven figure sum, Cowhill Fold Farm, Parker's Farmhouse, Rose Cottage and several ...
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The English region ‘known for Winnie the Pooh’ named top place to travel in 2026 by New York Times
ONE county in the UK is on the must-visit list for 2026 as it celebrates 200 years of a beloved children’s story. The tales ...
From clear domes with panoramic views to beachfront pads and five-star hotels with doggie room service, southeast Queensland ...
The site would become even more meaningful after changing hands. Phillip, whose art practice includes drone photography of ...
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I bought my great-grandparents’ 1908 farmhouse—and brought it back to life, room by room
After decades of writing about other people’s renovations, I bought back my great-grandparents’ nearly 120-year-old farmhouse ...
Located just outside Shelter Island Heights, this charming three-story stick-and-shingle style, clapboard farmhouse, built ...
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