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Country House Sunday

Rating:3.0 of 5Total number of episodes:20Last broadcast:08/09/2013 at 08:30
September 2013

Episode 22

3.0 24 x
Lynda Bellingham is back at Ragley Hall where she learns about some sculptures that are very close to Lady Hertford's heart, and gets hands-on with the housekeeping team.

Episode 21

3.0 26 x
Lynda Bellingham returns to Ugbrooke House in Devon, where she explores the estate's chapel and learns about choral singing, before attending a masterclass in driftwood sculpture.
August 2013

Episode 20

3.0 27 x
Lynda Bellingham is back at Ragley Hall, where she dons a Regency frock to learn about the social role of the ballroom, and has a go at training Lady Hertford's new puppy.

Episode 19

3.0 47 x
Lynda Bellingham is back at Renishaw Hall in Derbyshire, where she enjoys some wine from the estate's own vineyard and re-creates some Victorian traditional recipes.

Episode 11

3.0 34 x
Lynda Bellingham is back at Ragley Hall where she learns about the life and work of the estate, turns her hand to some chair restoration, and plays badminton Edwardian-style.

Episode 17

3.0 30 x
At Ugbrooke House in Devon, Lynda gets a masterclass in stately home interior design, finds out more about woodlands conservation, and learns some trade secrets from the cook.
July 2013

Episode 15

3.0 42 x
Lynda Bellingham is back at Renishaw Hall in Derbyshire where she learns about the history of their formal gardens and has a go at recreating the tearoom's best-selling cake.

Episode 14

3.0 54 x
Lynda Bellingham is back at Ragley Hall, family seat of Lord and Lady Hertford. Lynda tries her hand at horse training and has a go at making a popular Georgian dessert, syllabub.

Episode 13

3.0 26 x
Lynda Bellingham is at Ugbrooke House in Devon, where her lessons in running a stately home include laying a formal table with butler Michael and traditional archery for ladies.

Episode 12

3.0 22 x
Lynda Bellingham tackles some stately home housework Victorian-style with Seren Evans-Charrington, and she is shown some antique lace by house archivist Christine Beevers.
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