Homes Under The Hammer
Will any of the developers the team meet in this episode, who all bought at auction, manage to make a profit?
Will any of the developers the team meet in this episode, who all bought at auction, manage to make a profit?
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For a semiin Derby, and a flat in Streatham Hill its all about creating smartkitchens and bathrooms
A 1930s bungalow in Norfolk, a 1st floor flat in East Ham and a property in Cumbria are all sold at auction.
Three investors all have very different ideas for their properties but will any of them see a return?
Martin isimpressed with the potential of two shops and three flats in Tonypandy in Wales.
A flat in London, and terraced houses near Wolverhampton andTreorchy in Wales all go under the hammer.
Lucy looks at a flat in Kilburn in London with one of the worst cases of damp she has ever seen.
Today a landscape gardener tackles a terrace in Derby, and friends take on a 4 storey house in Sittingbourne.
Martin, Lucy and Dion are in Stoke, Croydon and Warrington hearing tales from the auction rooms.
A family home in Kent, a former bar in Llanelli in Wales and a terrace in Croydon are all sold at auction.
A cottage in Aberaman, South Wales and semis in Stoke and Streatham are all sold under the hammer.
Today Dion is in London looking round a three bedroom semi, and Lucy is checking out a piece of land in Kent.
Two brothers buy a cottage to renovate as their first home and a father buys a flat as a long term investment
On todays show theres a family home in Consett, County Durham, and a rental investment in Derby.
A semi detached is given the wow factor, a shop gets a new lease of life and what about a pub in Buckinghamshire sold under the Hammer will its new owner call time on pulling pints?
Martin and Lucy are in England, Scotland and Wales today checking out a mid- terrace, a lovely Georgian flat and a former public convenience. Will any of the developers be flushed with success?
A London flat in a 1960s block, a semi in Staffordshire and a quirky cottage in Cornwall are all sold under the hammer and Martin and Lucy follow the renovation progress.
Martin and Lucy are in London, the Midlands and Scotland looking round properties sold under the hammer. But will any of the new owners manage to turn a profit on their projects?
Lucy finds hidden depths in a Ramsgate listed building while Martin meets a buyer whos more than a little surprised by his auction purchase in Dunmurry, Northern Ireland. And in Earls Court London we find a little flat with big potential.
In Kent, Lucy finds a big renovation project looking for just the right purchaser. Martin looks round a first class opportunity in the form of a disused post office and visits a couple who are starting their lives afresh.
Martin meets a man who buys a house in Wales to give his mother in law peace of mind after it had stood empty and neglected for 12 years. And two other properties in Derbyshire and Kent also get renovated - but do they turn out to be good investments?
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