Red leather armchair and Christmas tree at lit fireside in Surrey living room England UK

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In Time for Christmas

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When Susannah Hemmings describes the house she and Victor first bought as ‘damp and derelict, ’ she is not exaggerating. ‘It had been left empty for a year, ’ she says clicking open a page of her ‘before photos’ adding, ‘the house had not been touched since the 1960’s. Two days after we signed the …

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