Great British Home Restoration

Families take on unusual historic buildings to try and transform them into their dream home. Sean and Debs get to work upon a crumbling 180-year-old Grade II listed church in Yorkshire.

79-year-old Hazel quits her Kent farmhouse as she moves for the first time in over 50 years, hoping to turn a disused oast house, also known as a hop kiln, into her dream forever home.

Alice and Shammy have decided to get themselves onto the property ladder. Converting an old chapel in rural Devon on a shoestring will test their skills and creativity to the limit.

George and Sarah have plans to transform a dilapidated Staffordshire cattle barn into a luxury home. However, they are on a tight budget, they have no previous experience and they are in a hurry.

After two years of searching, Jerry and Kimberley are launching an audacious plan of turning an old, derelict West Yorkshire church into a modern, state-of-the-art, `intelligent' home.

Retired couple Gerald and Susan bravely bid to make a modern home out of a 200-year-old derelict watermill perched on the banks of the raging River Severn.