Homes Under the Hammer
Homes Under the Hammer is a living & home improvement program on BBC1. Programme in which experts uncover the various tricks of the property auction trade. The popular program has been available since 2023. A total of 167 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in November 2024.
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Homes Under the Hammer
Not one but two Surrey cottages are sold together at an online auction, and Martin meets friends who develop a two-bedroom flat in Wiltshire for one of them to live in.
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Tommy masks up as he investigates an odour filled townhouse in Windsor, and Dion has to do some exploring to find a hidden gem in the form of a three-bedroom bungalow in Wetherby.
A silver-themed house in Sheffield is not a shining example for Dion. Martin is perplexed by the smallest radiator he’s ever seen in south Wales... or anywhere else for that matter!
Series 25
A seaside flat in Norfolk, a huge house in London's Forest Gate and a property in Cardiff are snapped up at online auctions by developers who reckon they can make a profit on their investments.
Series 24
Featuring a rundown semi in Stonebroom in Derbyshire, transformed into a fantastic family home, and impressive projects in Pontypridd in Wales and Cobridge in Staffordshire.
Series 26
Tommy is on the hunt for a missing toilet in a house in Leicestershire, and Jacqui is tackling a three-bedroom semi in Doncaster with damp and an avocado bathroom suite amongst other issues.
The elephant in the room is the kitchen in an Essex flat Jacqui takes a look at. And Tommy's East Sussex ex-local authority house is destined to become a holiday home.
Dion explores ambitious plans and water damage at two properties in Rugby and Doncaster. And a low guide price in the beautiful Rhondda Valley has Martin charmed.
A Victorian terrace in Buckinghamshire gets the wow factor with a stunning makeover inside and out, while Jacqui checks out ambitious renovations in Suffolk and Norfolk.
A musician is on song, creating a great family home in Darlington, and a developer turns a tired Victorian terrace in Summerstown into a stunning contemporary space.
Series 25
Martin and Martel follow progress at an end terrace in Pontypridd, a piece of land in Bolton and a large shop with residential floors above it in Tunstall.
Dion and Martel are in Cheshire, Yorkshire and the Midlands, looking at terraces with three things in common - low prices, lots of work and smart new looks once everything is finished.
Tommy is struggling for headroom at an Essex mid-terrace, while in south London, Jacqui has to watch her step at a ground floor flat.
A young developer follows his mother's advice in Bushey Heath and is surprised to hear the potential profit if he ever sells on the ground floor flat.
Series 25
Tommy is in the Norfolk village of Eccles-on-Sea to see a very unusual wooden property that may be beyond salvation. In Sheffield, Dion views an intriguing lot comprising three terraced houses.
Featuring a stunning church conversion in Duxford, near Cambridge, a pretty cottage in the village of Ruskington, near Sleaford, and a large former police station in Castle Vale in the West Midlands.
The walls threaten to come tumbling down for Martin at a mid-terrace in south Wales, and a Grade II listed former church in Cambridgeshire has Tommy excited about its potential.
A purple interior clashes with Jacqui’s outfit in Norfolk, Owain’s admiring the view in Swansea, and Dion can’t believe how good things are at his end-terrace in Liverpool.
A flashback to 2016, when Dion visited a former police station in Birmingham that wasn’t your usual auction lot.
Series 25
A couple of terraces in Derby and Stoke, and a shop with space for a trio of flats in Margate are bought at auction by developers hoping to make a profit.