Season 1

Dan Cruickshank visits houses never before open to public view. He takes an exclusive tour around one of Britain's oldest country homes, South Wraxall Manor.

Dan Cruickshank visits houses never before open to public view. He is granted privileged access into the world of architect Sir William Bruce at Kinross House.

Easton Neston was completed in 1702 by Nicholas Hawksmoor, but to what extent was its design directed by Christopher Wren?

Wentworth Woodhouse was once one of the most powerful places on earth, but today it is something of a mystery.

Clandeboye is filled with artefacts found by Lord Dufferin on his travels, from stuffed bears to Egyptian monuments.

Dan Cruickshank visits Marshcourt, an Edwardian pleasure palace considered by many to be Lutyens' masterpiece.