AGA Stories - with the fuel type "Natural Gas" and - with the colour "Red" and - with the model type "Aga" (15)

It's RED! – Debette

We live in a 1928 Spanish colonial revival home which is very small, and needed a new stove. While shopping, I saw the AGA - it was red, it was small, and it was GREAT! My husband is from Worcs., and we've often seen AGAs in the homes of friends i...

Exchange & Mart - A Fabulous Bargain – The Clark's Aga

We were looking for a second hand 4-oven Aga and spotted this one for sale in Exchange & Mart. We bought it from a vicar in Chelmsford for under £3000, then put it into storage for a year while our extension was being built. It's lovely...

I love it!!! – Esmeralda

I'm a new AGA user (since Sep. 2008) and I love him (or maybe here ;-) already!!

Not another Aga saga! – Barbara

Not only did I never covet an Aga oven, I was always slightly irritated by those wives of Middle England who went on and on about them. I was surprised to find, then, that the house my new husband and I were keen to buy, had a cheery red Aga in t...

Moving my Aga – My Aga

I love my Aga so much that when I had to move from North Devon to Bedfordshire I brought it with me. Sadly it had to be dismantled and kept in the home for displaced Agas until my house was ready for it. It took about five weeks and I missed it ve...

The converted Man – Deborah Collier

When my husband and i were restoring our house, I was insistent that we had an AGA. Having learnt to cook on one and having lived in a house for years with an AGA, I knew what a trusty friend this would be to us. Having spent a fortune on renovati...

Long search – Billyweb

We comissioned an AGA specialist to locate a specific coloured AGA for us , I wanted RED and nothing else. We waited just over a year to locate it, but one was found , in Cornwall. we bought it unseen and on the discription by the agent, a 2 oven ...

Attracting visitors – Mo

My friend comes on leave from South Africa every second year. On arriving at my house, she rushes into the kitchen and hugs the Aga, crying: "I've missed you so much!" and then greets me.

the day the door blew off – linda

I had left my husband Robert at home when I went off to work. He decided to cook the evening meal and found a steamed sponge pudding in the cupboard. He carefully placed the bowl in a le creuset casserole dish (unbreakable) into the warming oven...

Life and times of – Albert

Albert lives in West Sussex and is the second Aga to live at this postcode. Life without Albert would just be unbearable. Even the animals would leave home. He is the centre of the family and does all the hardwork. I could never live without him.

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