Period Homes – Renovations – Interiors – Gardens – Food
Kent Farmers’ Markets
Welcome to Autumn 2019
Up and Coming
The Jacobean House
Problem Plans: Maximising floor space, minimising cost
Conservation News Kent is a quarterly niche publication, covering subjects that are of interest to all homeowners but with special emphasis on period and listed properties.
We pride ourselves in offering a broad mix of interesting and informative articles on all aspects of building conservation, renovations, interior design and exterior inspiration, with regular garden and lifestyle features. We also have a comprehensive Food & Drinks section with local restaurants, wines, farm shops and farmers markets along with some yummy recipes.
The majority of our A5 glossy magazines are posted via Royal Mail to a large database of Grade I & II Listed Buildings, key conservation areas and prestigious homes in and around Kent, with the remainder available for you to pick up a copy throughout our distribution area in selected Estate Agents, Hotels, Coffee Shops and Public Buildings.
Still missing out on your copy of Conservation News? You can request your own copy by post.
Eating Out
A Feast for all the Senses
We had an exclusive look at the Pig at Bridge Place, now that this beautiful 17th Century Manor House has been transformed into its new incarnation as lifestyle restaurant with rooms.
Features
Kent Farmers’ Markets
Where to buy fresh seasonal produce – upcoming market days in Kent, through to November 2019
Welcome to Autumn 2019
It’s autumn already and nearly time to batten down the hatches
in your own cosy nook. We’re looking at ideas and inspiration
to make your home a pleasure to hunker down in.
Up and Coming
Wine expert Rowena Hawtin visits Chartham vineyard, one of Kent’s newer wine producers.
The Jacobean House
Edward Lucas, Director of the Country House Department at Strutt & Parker, talks about Jacobean architecture.
Problem Plans: Maximising floor space, minimising cost
Need more space but can’t afford to extend? Architect Louise Priestman shows how reconfiguring an existing footprint can be cheaper and quicker.
Building on the Past
A T Palmer Ltd, respected historic building, conservation and restoration specialist contractors, undertook the renovation of Little Smarden House.
