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Features the country home of author Daphne du Maurier in Cornwall, England. Restoration of the family home by du Maurier's son Christian Browning; Remoteness and privacy of the house.

Describes the cottage owned by English couple Francine and Jean Raymond in Suffolk, England. Construction of two wings round a glass-topped conservatory; Displaying of Jean's art around the house.

Presents photographs of and information on the Saint Catherine's Court near Bath, England which is owned by actress Jane Seymour. Historical background of the place; Restoration work by Seymour; Photographs of Elizabethan furniture; Fish ponds; Elizabethan grass steps; Victorian plunge pool.

Features the Farley prop house, the London firm which supplies props for television and motion picture production. Mark Farley as the proprietor of the shop; Start of the business.

Focuses on the need for volunteers in the groundskeeping holiday programs of National Trust in England. Accounts on the gardening show of the Cornwall Garden Society; Housing accommodations provided by National Trust; Service trips of the Sierra Club.

Features the Lanesborough Hotel in London, England. Renovation of St. George's Hospital into a hotel in 1980; Treatment of guests as royalties; Services offered by the hotel.