George Clarke's Remarkable Renovations

George meets solicitor Dawn, who's embarking on a mammoth renovation of her local village shop in Yorkshire, in a bid to turn it into a luxurious home for her and her two sons; her plans include turning a storage room into an outdoor oasis.

Yohance bought an office unit on a commercial estate in London; he plans to turn it into a two-bedroom house; it was half the price of residential equivalents nearby, but it's a cavernous, sterile and dark space, so the odds are stacked against him.

When Matt bought his Victorian terrace in Laceby, it came with a derelict, tumbledown bakery in the back garden; he plans to convert it into a home for his sister and nephew; the renovation won't be easy, as Matt wants to do most of the work himself.

Rollo and Olivia have decided to swap city life for the rolling Chiltern Hills, snapping up an old barber's shop and its 17th-century attached building; they plan to convert the loft and create a modern open-plan ground floor.

Marcus has always dreamt of renovating his parents' railway goods shed; when developers buy the land surrounding the building, he knows it's now or never; the shed is derelict and sits in the middle of a half-built new housing estate.

In Monmouthshire, George meets Tim and Kirsti, who want to turn a Grade 2 listed Victorian shop into a family home; it lacks a family kitchen and a connection to the garden, so they need to build a modern extension.