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Saturday 17 May 2008
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Property

The Morval estate
Farming - plus the land and homes that go with it - is on a roll. It's the only part of the market where boom, not gloom, is the current watchword. Clive Aslet reports.
Efford Cottage
The founder of Cakeadoodledoo is selling up. Anna Tyzack visits her thriving cottage industry in Devon.
Coulter Mains
One way to escape England's housing slump is to take the high road, says Anna Tyzack.
Your property problems solved by our experts.
Do eco-credentials help to sell houses?
A good idea gone horribly wrong - but who will kill off HIPs? By Edmund Conway.
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Paula Robinson's style tips. This week: Making the most of a conservatory.
Orion Building, Birmingham
A Premier League star needs somewhere special to put his trophies (and his trophy WAG). By Graham Norwood.
He's travelled far and wide in search of the country's finest homes, but would Russell Harris swap his own water tower conversion for any of them?
New high-rise developments are fast revealing, long unseen vistas of the capital. By Sheila Prophet.
With rising costs, anxieties about food miles and pesticides, it's time to GIY (Grow It Yourself). Sarah Lonsdale digs up the story.
Garden seating is set to rival indoor furniture for chic - and for expense, says Nicole Swengley.
In times of trouble, sit tight or sell up? By Faith Archer.
The main square in the old town
Tallinn flourished after Communism fell, thanks to tourism and property investment. But can it ride out the downturn, asks Christopher Middleton.
A farmer's change of heart leads to disappointment and thoughts of murder. By Will Randall.
Write a column? When there's grass to mow? You cannot be serious. Michael Wright reports.