Richard Branson's Childhood Home in the English Countryside Just Hit the Market for $5.2 Million
The single-family home in Surrey was acquired by the mogul's parents in 1963.
England
England
Homes for Sale
This Renovated Island Fortress Is Now a Lavish $5.2 Million Lair Worthy of a Bond Villain
The property has been used as a museum, nightclub and boutique hotel since it was decomissioned.
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Aviation
Americans Are Banned From Many Countries, but Private Jets Are Providing Legal Entry
Covid-19 might be keeping Americans at home, but private jets have found ‘business corridors’ into Europe, the Caribbean and other parts of the world.
News
London’s Famous Globe Theatre May Close for Good
The iconic theater is a recreation of Shakespeare’s original playhouse.
Destinations
Stonehenge Will Livestream the Summer Solstice for the First Time Ever
The ancient cultural site is getting the digital treatment with a virtual event that will take place on June 21.
Celebrity Homes
Queen Drummer Roger Taylor’s English Estate Is a 70-Acre Bohemian Rhapsody. It Can Be Yours for $6.1 Million.
Milhangar House in rural England, where Taylor wrote megahits such as “Under Pressure,” even boasts a Bob Geldoff Suite.
Dining
From Wasabi to Caviar: England Is Producing Foods Once Only Sourced Around the Globe
A new specialty foods movement is blossoming in the UK.
Hotels
Two Manchester United Stars Are Getting Into the Luxury Hotel Game
Set in a beautifully restored landmark, Manchester’s Stock Exchange Hotel comes with a celebrity chef-helmed restaurant.
Watch Collector
Deep Dive: Here’s How the UK Influenced Watchmaking History
And the new brands that are carrying on the legacy.
Hotels
These 10 Grand, Historic Homes Are Now Hotels That Give ‘Downton Abbey’ a Run For Its Money
If you’re feeling wistful for more after catching “Downton” on the big screen, these 10 hotels will treat you like the Lords and Ladies that you are. (And they’re not all in England.)
