Nick Knowles: Original Home Restoration
Season 2
Nick Knowles delves into the history of homes as their owners restore them to their former glory.
Where to Watch Nick Knowles: Original Home Restoration • Season 2
10 Episodes
- Duke Of WellingtonE1
Duke Of WellingtonSimon Mallett and Lesley Whittle bought their Georgian style home in 1999 and have already carried out major building work over the last decade. But with Simon's multitude of other projects and a health scare in 2010, it's only now that they're ready to make the most of the original features in their main living areas. - Fields HouseE2
Fields HouseNick Knowles follows Emma and Charles Williams from Newport, South Wales as they restore their Victorian pile, returning its original features and bringing back its former grandeur. When they bought the property it was practically derelict, vandals had been in and water was pouring through the roof. - WallingfordE3
WallingfordNick Knowles follows Esther and Phil Mason from Wallingford as they restore an unloved and neglected period property, whose last incarnation was bedsits stripped of all original features and charm. Along the way, they gather inspiration from the stunning Georgian house, Aynhoe Park. Will all go according to plan and will this house turn out to be the home of their dreams? - Church CottageE5
Church CottageNichola and James Farthing moved into Church Cottage in Portishead 4 years ago and have been struggling to find the time to make their mark on the property. Nick visits the Farthing's and inspires them with some traditional glass crafts to help get their renovation underway. He finds out that the house is older than they thought and introduces them to some of the previous residents of the house. - Mond HouseE7
Mond HouseCaroline and Andy Maxwell from Clydach, a small industrial village, near Swansea, love their Edwardian home and are determined to reinstate its period charm. The house was built in 1908 for a manager of the local nickel refinery so Caroline wants her hallway to hark back to that bygone era. - DennysideE8
DennysideAl Evans and Sarah Brooks are not new to the house restoring business, but this time they have taken on a huge project - their dream home right on the edge of the Severn Estuary. It's a Victorian wreck, and they are going to do it up bit by bit starting with the old servant's quarters. - NewburyE9
NewburyAnthony and Beata Cosgrove bought a beautiful Victorian house in the heart of Bath with the aim of restoring it to its former glory and turning it into the family home of their dreams. Nick Knowles follows them on a quest to discover more about the history of their home and learn some tricks of the trade and design tips. - Townend CottageE10
Townend CottageNick Knowles travels to the Somerset Levels where Sue and Bill Sutton are renovating their 17th Century barn at their picturesque cottage Townend. United in their passion for old buildings, they want to keep as many of the original features as possible. When Nick delves into the archives to find out the history of the property, he discovers that this barn has been converted once before.