AGA Stories (840)

An old friend! – Eddy

We purchased our 1952 Aga second hand for £20 in 1969 & reconditioned it for a further £100! It was a solid fuel type until about 10 years ago when gas finally arrived in our village.Prior to 1969 my mother purchased a similar Aga in 1953 so I w...

Summer Cool Winter Warm – Elley

I purchased my Aga via Aga Twyford the Authorised Aga Renovators. It is the first time I have had an electric Aga and I am highly delighted with it. It warms the barn now and in the Summer I will switch it off and run the module only. A perfect an...

Always ready – China

this is the second home we have lived in with an Aga and it is now on the market. We are hoping that an Aga lover will want to but our home in Telford so that we can retire back to Cumbria and find another Aga friendly home. Our present home has 5...

A broken knob – jxmummy

I moved into a house with an old Rayburn - that I admit I hadn't a clue how to use properly. After a year the knob broke so I fixed it with some glue, another year went by and the knob broke again - so we called in the rayburn man. It is a long st...

Inheritance! – Caramac

I was really rather scared of our Aga (it came with the house) but I was safe - thankfully there was a separate electric hob and I had my trusty (and enormous) combination microwave... 2 years later, when we remodelled the kitchen (well, ripped it...

jo's aga tale – jolos

I was looking at new Agas when i then realised i could have a reconditioned one for a bit less with all the same guarantees of a new one and building a new house meant i could have a 4 oven aga rather than a two oven and i love it

RESERECTION – HOMEMAKER

Rescued from a burnt out house and referbished in black&crome age told to us app 1910 and still in great nick and looks fantastic.

The move – New Kitchen

When I moved into the house there was a lovely AGA in the kitchen, but in the wrong place! When we asked the AGA engineer to convert our AGA from gas to diesel he said he wouldn't because the flue came out under a bedroom window, the original inst...

My Cosy Aga – Mrs Tennant

My AGA is the best thing in the world it is cosy, warm, inviting, always cheers me up on a cold winter's morning. She helps with the washing by do the drying and ironing for me. She also keeps my chickens warm when poorly. But most of all she a...

refurb – claret

i purched my aga for £750-00 pounds of a farmer who was having a new one installed.it was orinally lite blue and was manufactured in 1973,i sripped it down sent the front panel doors and top plate back to aga to be re-enallmeld in the claret colo...

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