Homes & Antiques

Renovation Q&A

Caro Davies shares the challenges and triumphs of renovating her Grade II-listed home

It used to be called Sundial House, and there's a hole where we think the sundial once sat. It may have been removed during the war when metal was sent off to be made into munitions. We also know that the old kitchen was added in 1890. And in the exterior wall, about seven feet off the ground, there's a bricked-up

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