Three-bed properties in Maidstone in Kent, Stepney in east London and Wolstanton in Staffordshire are sold at auction. Martin Roberts, Lucy Alexander and Dion Dublin meet the new owners.

An aerospace engineer applies his design skills to property development in Derby, but are his skills complementary? Jacqui visits properties in Croydon and Great Yarmouth, where the new purchasers are hands on.

A flat in Wiltshire has some great potential, including a quirky cupboard with a lovely view, although Martin is concerned about access to the outside space.

Martel meets a former boy band member turned property developer in Darlington who is hoping to create a high-end house in multiple occupation. Dion’s on home turf with an Aston Villa fan looking to turn around a Birmingham terrace. Martin is wading through the undergrowth at a plot of land in Kent.

We see the culmination of a five year project in Cheshire, but will a couple be able to create their dream home? Martin meets a first-time developer in east London who has an inspiring attitude. In Cambridgeshire Jacqui is fighting against the overgrown shrubbery just to get into a three bed semi.

The layouts aren’t working for anyone today! Martin is confused in Cornwall, Owain is baffled in Birmingham, and Tommy is gobsmacked in Gillingham.

A tiger in a north London maisonette has Owain earning his stripes. Don’t panic, it’s not a real one! Dion is dealing with damp in Kidsgrove, and Martel is in Hartlepool, where a two-bedroom mid-terrace has an intriguingly low guide price.

A stunning multimillion-pound project in London that Tommy first saw in 2021 reaches an epic conclusion. Martel encounters two characterful projects in North Yorkshire and Cumbria.

Dion Dublin is joined by pop superstar and Homes Under the Hammer superfan Toyah Willcox to look around a three-bedroom semi-detached house in Toyah’s native Birmingham.

A very special 20th birthday episode! Martin is joined by Changing Rooms legend Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen to look around a three-bedroom terrace just outside Bristol.

A modest bungalow in rural Cambridgeshire undergoes a £250k transformation, two friends snap up an end-terrace in Cumbria for £35k and a one-bedroom flat gets a high-end makeover in central London, as Jacqui, Martel and Tommy follow the stories of three properties sold at auction.

A flat in Clapham, a terrace in Kent and a bungalow in Stoke-on-Trent are all sold under the hammer. Jacqui, Martin and Dion meet the successful bidders.

The team visits properties in Lower Gornal, Gillingham and in Ebbw Vale.

Carol Smillie is in for a shock when she sees the state of the property Martin shows her around in Scotland. We time-travel back to 2006 when Martin saw a house in a stunning location in Wiltshire. Jacqui is in Warwickshire where outside space is at a premium.

Owain Wyn Evans finds an old fish tank and some fishing rods at a house in Worcestershire. Jacqui Joseph tackles a pair of terraces in Milton Keynes and Kent.

In south Wales, Owain Wyn Evans is impressed by a social enterprise helping to teach the local community practical property renovation skills. Jacqui Joseph takes in the sea views at a flat in Margate, and Martin Roberts has to navigate his way through a jungle of a garden in Leicestershire.

A trio of no-nonsense developers tackle property projects in east London, Kent and Nottingham. There are some significant hurdles to overcome. Can they achieve their goals?

Jacqui can’t get outside because of overgrown gardens at properties in Kent and Norfolk. Dion’s in Liverpool, where a massive project offers equally massive potential.

In Brixton in south London, Martel meets a builder intent on transforming a period terrace into a beautiful family home, but it won’t come cheap!

Dion meets a football fan in Liverpool, keen to tailor his new property for visitors to Anfield. In South Shields, Martel is tip-toeing around the drips from the leaking roof. Jacqui is riding high in a tower block in Essex.

Martin is on the Jurassic Coast in Devon, but it’s vampires, rather than dinosaurs, that he’s dealing with, thanks to the interior-design tastes of the new owners of a one-bedroom flat.

Significant layout changes are in store for three properties in Merseyside, London and Rotherham. Will the new owners manage to transform their auction purchases on budget?

Martin is served up a treat at a Wimbledon flat, Martel likes the character at a Sunderland property, and Dion descends on Doncaster, where he dishes out a yellow card to a developer who hasn’t viewed his new auction purchase.

Martel is blown away by the grandeur of a 19th-century home in South Shields ripe for renovation, while developers in Newcastle under Lyme and Sheffield deliver the wow factor with stunning renovations.

A father is disappointed in his son, who failed to visit the property or read the legal pack at a Liverpool terrace. Will he live to regret it? Tommy and Jacqui are in London, where both of them happen to be visiting two-bedroom flats!

Dion’s in Derbyshire to meet a couple determined to connect a characterful cottage with a beautiful garden to create their dream home.

The prospect of a stunning barn conversion in West Sussex has Martin excited. In east London, Jacqui can’t find enough plug sockets. And Dion’s in Cheshire, where a first-time developer hasn’t followed the 'Hammer Golden Rules'.

Is a £10,000 guide price on a flat in Ayrshire too good to be true? Martin sees the light in a South London property. And Tommy’s blown away by the views at an East Sussex house.

A Newcastle house in seemingly great condition but with a suspiciously low guide price has Martel wondering what the catch is. Tommy’s lot in Wrexham is in need of a big old clear-out before anyone can get started. Owain is in Somerset where a mid-terrace just needs a bit of updating.

Broadcasting icon Sarah Greene teams up with Jacqui to explore a three-bedroom terrace in Northampton, where the work is already underway.

The blue walls in an end-of-terrace in east London have Martin searching for a paintbrush. It’s a different story for him in Hampshire, where a two-bedroom cottage oozes character. A former post office in Cumbria delivers lots to think about for Dion.

Martin meets a big fan of the show in Hampshire but is disappointed to hear he’s ignored the Hammer golden rules of buying at auction. In Kent, we see the conclusion of a period restoration that Jacqui first saw in early 2023. Dion’s taking in the scenery in beautiful north Wales.

Dion is charmed by a 19th-century cottage just outside Birmingham, and in particular the old-fashioned phone left behind. There’s plenty of room for Tommy to park at a row of garages in London, and Jacqui is in Ipswich where a tiny shower just off the kitchen can’t be passed off as being quirky!

It's a labour of love for two brothers, who create a wonderful home for their sister in Chesterton, while Martin is puzzled by a door leading nowhere in Plymouth and Dion follows a speedy flat renovation in Wales.

Grandma, mum and dad are weighing up whether to move into an Orpington bungalow, which has been totally transformed by a younger member of their family, while developers in Birkenhead and Ilkeston both manage to create additional bedrooms in their properties by rejigging existing layouts.

In Bournemouth, Martin warns the buyer to beware, as a huge crack in a three-bedroom house requires urgent attention. In Kent, Jacqui is relieved that it’s a brickie who has taken on a challenging renovation. Dion meets some old friends of the show in the West Midlands.

Jacqui is stopped in her tracks by a huge hole in the floor of a former restaurant in Westcott in Surrey, while Martin is impressed with developers' plans for their buys in Glastonbury and south London.

In Glasgow, a characterful doorbell has Martel amused. Martin struggles with layout issues in east London. Dion is in Derby hoping to get three wishes from a genie in the lamp!

A developer in Plymouth transforms a tired 1930s semi-detached house into a smart modern home while keeping some of its period features, and projects in Newport and Ilford also transform tired-looking homes in order to welcome new tenants.

Developers in Eye in Cambridgeshire and Hylton Castle near Sunderland rejig layouts in their two-bedroom houses to each create an additional bedroom.

The weekday run starts by following three Devon properties that are up for auction.

The new owner of a semi in Faversham in Kent is faced with security issues, while in Liverpool someone buys a piece of land knowing it's unlikely it can be built on. But perhaps the biggest challenge is with a flat in a block in Walworth in London, which is bought despite the fact that it might be demolished. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the auction-buy developments.

Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow progress on projects stretching just a few months to six years, as three sets of families take on ambitious plans to sort out property in Congleton in Cheshire, Coalburn in Lanarkshire and Kings Lynn in Norfolk.

The team visits properties in Claygate, Willenhall and in Ashton on Ribble.

Dion Dublin visits a stone cottage in Tilton on the Hill in rural Leicestershire while Martin Roberts is at a property auction buy in Croydon.

A period property in Copley in County Durham is sold at auction, as are terraces in Treherbert in Wales and Swinton in Yorkshire. Two are bought by people who want to turn them into their homes, while another sees profit potential in doing it up and selling it on. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow their progress.

Martel Maxwell visits a property in Birmingham with some mesmerising wallpaper and a south Wales house that has her dancing with joy, while Dion Dublin is in Liverpool to see a place that has him a bit confused.

Martin Roberts is in Tunbridge Wells to see a one-bedroom flat, and Martel Maxwell visits a former supermarket building in Derbyshire and a terrace in Liverpool.

The team visits properties in Nuneaton, Wolverhampton and in Stoke-on-Trent.

Terraced houses in Kent and Nottingham, and a flat ripe for a transformation in Derbyshire, are all sold under the hammer. Martin, Dion and Tommy keep an eye on the projects to see how the developers get on, one of whom wants to create a home for herself.

Three part-time developers grapple with their new projects: a flat in Faversham, Kent, a former commercial derelict building in Walsall and a terraced house in Leeds.

Grand, stone-built offices converted into a nine-bed family home, two flats that were once a pub and a mid-terrace with a guide price of just £15,000. Martin, Tommy and Martel follow developers in Lancashire, Cheshire and County Durham as they tackle a variety of projects.

Land turned into a forever home in Newport, a two-bedroom terrace in surprisingly good condition in Durham, and a three-bedroom house that's seen better days in London. Martin, Martel and Jacqui meet the lucky bidders and follow their renovation journeys.

A former Victorian miner's cottage in County Durham, which has not been lived in for 20 years, is given a stunning makeover, there are ambitious plans for a former school in Tunbridge Wells, and a Basildon terrace undergoes a smart renovation.

Dion, Martin and Tommy meet the developers working to transform a Victorian town house in Nottingham, a dilapidated mid-terrace in Bournemouth and a one-bedroom flat in north London.

Two brothers beautify a bungalow, an old church is given a dramatic transformation and a 1930s semi becomes a brilliant family home. Dion and Jacqui travel to Suffolk, Staffordshire and Bexley to explore properties bought under the hammer.

A double dose of Dorset dwellings, and a missing toilet in Cumbria keep Martin and Martel on their toes. Some stunning transformations take place!

A smelly Somerset cottage in need of transformation, a Blackpool mid-terrace with sloping floors, and a Leicestershire semi of non-standard construction. Lots for Martin and Dion to get to the bottom of.

We’re celebrating 20 years of Homes Under the Hammer with a trip to the capital! Featuring properties in Shepherd's Bush, Chelsea and Manchester.

A back-to-front house in Eastbourne - what will Tommy make of that? Meanwhile, Dion has to tackle two derelict properties in Grim

Tommy is by the seaside looking at a great bungalow in Lowestoft, while Martel is also near water in North Shields. Dion looks around a terrace in Bucknall, a suburb of Stoke-on-Trent.

Victorian splendour is how a couple in Whitstable hope to add sparkle to a run-down house just half a mile from the sea. Their passion project will be their home when the project’s finished. There are also ambitious renovations in Bedworth and Torquay.

Jacqui Joseph is joined by broadcaster and drummer Owain Wyn Evans for this special 20th anniversary show. We also go back in time to see one of the show's most iconic properties.

In a special 20th-anniversary episode, Amanda Lovett, one of the stars of BBC hit show The Traitors, joins Tommy Walsh to look around a derelict flat in Buckinghamshire.

Not one, but two houses in London are valued at more than £1 million each after undergoing extensive renovations. Martin, Dion and Tommy check out the projects as well as a development in Huddersfield.

A scrap of land becomes home to a smart three-bedroom house in Staffordshire, along with transformations in Liverpool and Torquay.

It's a tale of two bungalows as Martin visits Wolverhampton and Tommy is in Clacton-on-Sea. Martel is also in Glasgow to see a back-to-brick maisonette.

A three bedroom semi in the West Midlands has Dion worried. Significant cracks are all over the house. And Martin tries to solve a heating mystery in a one-bedroom flat in Dartford.

Is it a stairway to heaven? Not quite, it’s a spiral staircase in duplex flat in Southsea, Hampshire that Jacqui’s come to see. Martin is in the sought after town of Cheltenham, and Bishop’s Stortford in Hertfordshire where his colourful shirt makes up for the lack of colour in a two bed flat.

A plot of land in Derby has Dion excited. Tommy is in Suffolk at a project with a challenging plastering job, and Jacqui meets a retired butcher trying his hand at property development.

A house beside a railway has Tommy recommending good double glazing in Orpington, south east London. Dion is in Greater Manchester, where the sandwich bill is racking up for the new owner. In a Lancashire semi, Martel meets a former hairdresser who is undertaking a labour of love.

Where else but London?! A one-bedroom flat has a potential value of one million pounds if renovated properly. Martel is assessing 25 acres of land in Anglesey. Martin is in Bristol where he disagrees with the new owner about his plans for the layout.

A house in Hampshire has Martin’s nose out of joint, as an overwhelming odour is making life difficult. Martel is in Aberdeenshire, where a bungalow in a rural setting is a fantastic development opportunity. We revisit a plot of land in Nottingham that Tommy first saw back in early 2022.

Dion tackles overgrown ivy that is invading an end-of-terrace house in north Wales. He also deals with damp in a Stoke bungalow. Martel is in Nottinghamshire, where former retail premises are not currently fit for purpose.

A riverside period house alongside a riverside path in historic Canterbury is modernised for a family, and a grandfather transforms a flat in Brighton to be nearer to his grandchildren. Work also gets under way to transform a house in need of TLC in Ashton-under-Lyne.

A father-and-daughter development team buy a bungalow with a view in Eastbourne and knock it down to build three detached houses, a husband and wife renovate a terraced house in Chesterton, and two electricians transform a house in Solihull.

Dion is navigating some severely uneven flooring at an end-of-terrace house in Stoke. Jacqui has layout changes in mind at a flat in east London. A three-bedroom terrace in Kent has Tommy on the hunt for an upstairs toilet.

Martin falls in love with a large London house with a million-pound-plus guide price. Dion is on familiar ground at a two-bedroom mid-terrace in Stoke. And Jacqui sees great potential to extend at a rural Surrey property.

Dion struggles to find fault with a mid-terrace in Stoke, but could there be any hidden nasties? Another terrace in Staffordshire requires more attention! And a flat in south east London has Jacqui fretting over the short lease.

Tommy sees the potential in a bungalow in the beautiful Norfolk Broads, while Dion is on familiar turf in both Stoke and Coventry with two intriguing projects.