Great British Home Restoration Season 2

Yazz and Mark restore what they think is a 200-year-old farmhouse

In Devon, Alice and Shammy discover a novel way to fund the restoration of their religious relic... by transforming a Grade II listed inn into a holiday home

Architect Anthony and paediatric nurse Sarah are looking to move to the countryside with their growing family and they've got their sights set on a derelict, but structurally sound, former threshing barn in Herefordshire. The barn was once part of a very esteemed estate, owned by the Duchy of Cornwall - King Charles no less.

Charlie Luxton meets a couple who have bought a 174-year-old Methodist chapel, but have no experience with historic renovations or relevant skills to deal with a chapel of this age.

Architects Marc and his Spanish wife Paula set out to transform a former Victorian carpenter's workshop in Ramsgate, Kent into a pied-à-terre. With a budget of £70,000 Marc aims to turn this small structure into a stylish one-bedroom flat.

Louisa and John have had enough of London life. Will John's impulsive purchase of a dilapidated church on the Cumbrian coast pay off?

In Kent, Lucy hopes to transform a 19th-century, Grade II Listed coach house into a modern, luxurious, energy-efficient property. Will it all go to plan?

Nik takes on the Herculean task of restoring a cottage perched on the cliffs of Guernsey

Terry turns the shepherd hut that he played in as a child into an extension of his home

Marc and Paula take on the Herculean challenge of reviving a confectionery factory