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If you don't have room to pitch to dry out, you could hang it over the bannister or open it in the house and just keep moving it around.

Drying it out somewhere is really something to consider seriously as this is a very expensive tent especially if it's still raining the days after you come home. If it's not raining, you could always take a picnic lunch to the park and pitch it to dry. The plus of this tent if that you won't be pitching it with the groundsheet and it should dry faster.

We've dried our WL out inside by folding & refolding it. If it is dry out we tend to lay it out on the drive (garden not big enough to pitch it either), this works a treat & is dry again in no time at all.

The Outwell polycottons are great tents