AGA Stories - with the model type "Aga Four-Two" (123)

The heart of the house! – Lizi

We moved into our new home in December 2007 and the kitchen was the first thing on our 'to do' list... we must have had a different kitchen designer round every night trying to find someone who could listen to what we really wanted and transfer th...

In China-Can't Wait to Go Home! – Jean Short

Qingdao, CHINA is where I am right now! I love working at the international school here on the Yellow Sea, but there is an AGA in my garage waiting to be installed! My son, Timothy (teacher in Montgomery County School in Maryland, USA) wrote me t...

Day in the life of an Aga – Agatha

Our Aga or Agatha as we know her never lets us down. Weather it’s the warming of our cheeks or the guest breakfast that’s being cooked Agatha is doing us proud. I was amazed at the reasonable running cost as well and if we leave the doors to s...

Good buy. – jane

When we moved into our old farmhouse in north wales back in 1975 with three small childrem we could not afford very much. We bought a 1950's Aga from an advert in the paper from house in the wirral. We pai £25 for it and my husband dismantled it...

Vanquished – Montacute

I fought a desperate rearguard action against an AGA. A verbal dual with the local stockists - "What could an AGA do that the combination of an ordinary cooker and a microwave couldn't?" Well now I know. I am pleased that I was vanquished - eve...

Famous Aga – Medusa Make over Studio

I have wanted an Aga since i was a girl , i was taught to cook on an old Rayburn . We moved to a run down 1930s house with a big enough kitchen to fulfil my dream . We bought our 20 yr old oil Aga from our much loved Sports commentator & cricket...

Our new home – BonnieClyde

We moved into our new home, White Cottage, in February 2009. The cottage was built circ. 1650. The kitchen needs a complete refurbishment and the Aga will make all the difference. The new Aga should be installed some time in late July 2009 and w...

Old but well loved – Katherine

We inherited our ancient converted solid fuel/oil Aga when we moved to an old farmhouse in the winter of 2005. On moving day it snowed constantly and was bitterly cold but sitting by the Aga that evening was the perfect way to thaw out over a gla...

Aggie and Me – Aga Bore

I've wanted an AGA for 20 years and finally got my wish last year. I insisted on having a ceramic hob and electric oven in case I didn't get on with cooking on the Aga, which I've rarely used. I needn't have worried. We all love Aggie and hate...

A Very Old Friend – Penel

My Aga is a two oven stove with an extension, thus making it a four oven stove. It was in the house when we came in 1955 and has never let us down. It had a hot water tank, which unfortunately does not now work. We think it was made in 1932.

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