| HOUSEHUNTING | Looking for a home, or a theme hint |
| SITE | Place for a home (or a home page) (TIES anagram) (4) |
| HOSPICE | A home or a system of long term care of the terminally ill |
| DECOR | Scheme of furnishings for a home or office (5) |
| ABODE | Term for a home or dwelling; part of the AA Hotel Group of the Year 2017-18, the stylish ___ accommodation overlooks Chester's Roodee racecourse (5) |
| MOVEINREADY | Buyers who aren't looking to do renos are looking for a home that is what?: 2 wds. |
| ASYLUMSEEKERS | Refugees looking for a home (6,7) |
| GUTTER | A shallow trough along the eaves of a house or a channel at the side of a street to carry off rainwater |
| ASSET | A house or a car for example financially |
| HARDASSETS | A house or a car |
| LIEN | It might be placed on a house or a car |
| CASA | Spanish or Portuguese, from "cabin, cottage, hut", for a house or home (4) |
| PLAYHOUSE | A bijou Wendy-style dwelling, cubby or toy cottage, just big enough for a child to enter so as to set up his or her pretend home; or, a theatre (9) |
| ROOST | Word for a sleeping place of a bird or bat; a hen house; or, a group of fowls resting together (5) |
| PARK | Grounds of a stately home; or, a green space in a city or town (4) |
| HALL | Principal room in a great house or a castle; a manor; or, a vestibule (4) |
| ALE | Word for a beverage, feast or festival that, when coupled with bench, bush, cost, draper, hoof, house or wife, refers to a tavern pew, a hostelry sign, beer-flavouring costmary, an innkeeper, cat's-fo |
| VESTA | Roman goddess of the hearth and home; or, a name for an item stored in a type of box collected in phillumeny (5) |
| GRAND | Word meaning great, magnificent or splendid, like a large piano, royal occasion, sweeping panorama, stately home or a sum of £1,000 (5) |
| TEPEE | Indian home ... or a hint to nine other answers in this puzzle |
