Episodes

Family Farmhouse

Turning an old disused oast house in Kent into a dream forever home

First Time Home

Transforming a mid 19th century chapel, which was never designed to be lived in

Futuristic Smart Home

Turning a dusty, dirty, derelict building from the early 1900’s into a state of the art, futuristic home

Colossal Cathedral

Plans to turn a colossal church into a palatial home

Historic Cattle Barn

Transforming a 200-year-old derelict cattle barn into a luxurious and sustainable home

Victorian Mill House

Rebuilding and converting an old historic abandoned and derelict watermill

200 Year Old Barn

Transforming a grade II derelict and deserted old timber barn

Century Old Hall

Restoring a one hundred and ten year old former Salvation Army Hall into a spectacular state of the art 21st century home

Victorian Mill House

This week Charlie meets Susan and Gerald Hamer who have a real thirst for adventure! They’ve travelled the world twice and have lived and worked abroad for most of their lives, but Wales has always been the home they’ve come back to. 

This will be a restoration of extraordinary scale as the building lies on the banks of the River Severn in Llanidloes, Mid Wales.

A former industrial workhouse, dating back to 1180, and a building which milled corn until 1914, this will be no easy challenge and injecting new life into this historic mill will present many structural and physical problems.

Gerald and Susan are planning to totally rebuild this relic and have set themselves a timescale of just over a year and a budget of £350,000 and for a building which is over 200 years old and is situated right next to a raging river, Gerald and Susan will soon discover the financial implications of taking on such a build.

They’ll have to deal with unexpected structural discoveries, torrential weather disturbances and ever mounting costs to keep this build on track and on time!

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