Charlotte arrives at Rhydoldog with Jonny and the kids. She wants to turn the main house into a healing retreat for guests in just over a year's time.

Charlotte's interior designer mates come to visit. And, she wants to convert the dilapidated barn into a wedding venue but is shocked by the cost.

With spiralling renovation costs, Charlotte has a hard decision to make about the barns. And, can the architects get a full-sized tree inside the main house?

Six months after buying Rhydoldog, and Charlotte's feeling frustrated and under pressure. She turns her attention to the grounds, meeting a renowned garden designer.

With the project months behind schedule, Charlotte asks her dad for advice. She escapes the stress of the build by hunting for mushrooms and a gong bath.

With the renovation behind schedule, Charlotte fast tracks one bedroom and en-suite to test design ideas. She also creates an unusual stained-glass window.

As the renovation's costs balloon, Charlotte worries about finishing on time. Meanwhile, her builders worry her outdoor patio design won't work.

Charlotte Church has bought designer Laura Ashley's 49-acre mansion in the stunning Elan Valley. She plans to transform it into a holiday retreat.

The singer has just 13 weeks to finish turning Rhydoldog House into a healing retreat, but the shower for the 'Womb' room causes her team some design headaches.

With the house a bombsite, money running out and no business plan in place, Charlotte recruits a business consultant and calls on her dad for advice.

Charlotte is forced to crack the metaphorical whip with the builders. Plus, her dad warns her to stop spending so much money. A drought puts her plans for off-grid energy in jeopardy.

Charlotte craves a bit of space and converts a barn into her own room, but there is a design flaw. Meanwhile, the new stairs to the basement do not fit.

Charlotte's design ideas cause headaches for the decorators. Kai announces he’s leaving and Charlotte’s dad worries about the stress she’s under.

Charlotte is concerned that she does not yet have the necessary planning permission to open a business. To make matters worse, the commercial kitchen develops a major leak.

Charlotte has a radical design idea for painting the walls in the Dawn room, but it is a disaster so she ropes in members of her family to try to fix it

Just as things finally seem to be coming together, the local planning department drops a bombshell that threatens to undermine Charlotte Church's efforts to finish off her dream build.