Freestanding clawfoot bath and carved wooden mirror at window in Victorian cottage Midhurst West Sussex UK

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Home Is Where The Art Is

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When Rachel and Tim bought the woodman’s cottage five years ago they turned a new page in their life together. Tim had left the navy and Rachel left her job with a city law firm and started an art foundation course at West Dean. ‘We sold part of a large Gothic house which was elegant and baronial …

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