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Isadora and her American husband Ben tackle the ambitious restoration of a crumbling 500 year old Medieval farmhouse in Devon. They are determined to breathe new life into this historic building - parts of which are literally falling to pieces.<MediaCarousel data='{"medias":[{"src":"//images.ctfassets.net/mvsxlfnr3ecf/23TT6kYXAYr1FhPfwNKyaE/09344968f86a8f51b32324bac45127c2/Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Historic-Tudor-House-Devon-360-Tour.jpg?","alt":"Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Historic-Tudor-House-Devon-360-Tour"}],"optimizedWidth":680,"disableOnInteraction":true,"loop":true,"autoplay":{"delay":3000}}'></MediaCarousel>They have grand plans for this sprawling estate, where they hope to convert the outbuildings into exclusive holiday lets, and renovate the main manor house for themselves. But when their income from the States dries up, this huge project turns into an ongoing battle against decades of decay, missed deadlines and rising costs.

Isadora and Ben take on the restoration of a crumbling 500 year old Medieval farmhouse in Devon.

Historic Tudor House - Project Vision Vimeo Link

Tudor Treasure

Dora wanted to create a unique timeless space in her office that showed off her vibrant and daring style. She executed it with a modern twist by contrasting a velvet jade sofa with a coral pink ottoman. Both items sourced from Wayfair.

Dora's Office Styling

Ben and Dora opted for a reconditioned electric AGA refurbished by Prestige Cookers to replace the original gas AGA they were unable to restore. They saved themselves thousands of pounds by going for a refurbished model. The Aga is renowned for its cast iron ovens and traditional hotplates and it is ready to cook the moment you are. It creates a cosy atmosphere by gently putting warmth into the room - perfect for the couple’s dogs to curl in front of on cold Devon evenings. Dora got her wish of a traditional working AGA but Ben still isn’t convinced. As a compromise, they have also installed a Belling hob and oven for Ben. Now they are settled at Longlands, Isadora can’t wait to take Ben on a full day AGA cooking course!<h3>FEATURES</h3>Roasting Oven Making Oven Simmering Oven Warming Oven Boiling Plate Simmering Plate Externally Vented

Some of you eagle-eyes viewers may have already spotted it. If you look closely, you’ll see the wallpaper in Ben’s office is in fact the Marauder’s map from the Harry Potter Series - it even glows in the dark. <h5>FUN FACT</h5>The owners of Longlands have peppered their house with Harry Potter easter eggs. This includes a light shade over the dining table and a flying key ornament attached to the original wooden beams in the kitchen. Two of their dogs are even called Griff and Snitch.

Magic Wallpaper

Dora and Ben’s bespoke kitchen is designed and installed by Wisteria Kitchens. Based in Newton Abbott, the independent company are local to the Tudor house, this was a huge plus for Dora who wanted to utilise skilled workers close by. The tailored design meant the couple were able to incorporate the original beams of the house into the style of the traditional kitchen. They finished the look off with a rustic glass splash back from Clearly Glass Ltd.

Bespoke Kitchen

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Longlands House

Farmer turned civil servant Ben is turning his back on city life and heading back into the countryside to take on an ambitious renovation. The 180 year-old-barn that has caught his eye has sat empty for decades. With a rotting roof and collapsing walls, this is going to be a huge undertaking. But Ben is looking through the devastation with a vision for a luxury modern home for him and his farming boyfriend Fraser.<MediaCarousel data='{"medias":[{"src":"//images.ctfassets.net/mvsxlfnr3ecf/66pkML1iZhaCQxxAUeZXlN/a87f52473d59516893ff09ad0141933d/Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Derelict-Barn-Wales-360-Tour.jpg?","alt":"Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Derelict-Barn-Wales-360-Tour"}],"optimizedWidth":680,"disableOnInteraction":true,"loop":true,"autoplay":{"delay":3000}}'></MediaCarousel>He’s roping in his childhood friend and builder Matt to help him out. But spiraling costs and an ever-extending schedule is taking its toll on both his finances, and his relationship.

Farmer turned civil servant Ben has grand plans for a crumbling and dung-filled 180 year old barn in rural South Wales.

Derelict Barn - Project Vision Vimeo Link

Welsh Luxury Barn

Ben’s personality exudes around every corner of his home. Everyone&#39;s buzzing to get their hands on these bee handles!

Bee Handles

This Häcker kitchen retails at an eye-watering £52,000. Through some savvy sourcing, Ben was able to snap it up through an ex-kitchen display retailer for just £12,000. Ben’s achieved a high-end look without blowing the budget.

High End Kitchen

With a traditional red telephone box in his garden, Ben couldn’t resist adding another nod to the big city with his personalised London Underground wall mountable sign that he found on Ebay.

Redcastle Barn 

Mary Berry, Fanny Craddock, and Nigella Lawson.Having planned to have this artwork commissioned since before the build started, Ben couldn’t be happier with this Andy Warhol style artwork, designed by Zed Gregory. His plan to inject a feeling of colour to contrast with his monochrome kitchen, certainly does just that!

The Three Graces

This lamp from Mybotanica is its own mini-ecosysem! The closed system creates a humid climate that keeps the plants alive.

Lighten Up

Little did Ben know at the time, but he’d bought a site of special scientific interest, which meant he had to have a consultation to check there was no rare species. The consultants found signs that bats inhabited parts of the barn, in turn, Ben had to create a space that the bats could relocate to, and what better place than an old reclaimed railway carriage! It fits perfectly in the corner of Ben’s garden.

The Bat Palace

With family being a big part of Ben’s life, he&#39;s sentimental in his ways. Ben wanted to add something into the structure of his new home that would reflect his family’s farming roots, and what could be more apt than instating two large contrasting stones from his dad’s hillside farm to frame the entrance of his grand doorway. It’s a small personal touch that makes this once derelict building unique for Ben; creating a home away from home.

The Family Stones

When Ben found a horseshoe built into into this original wall of the barn at the start of his restoration project, he hoped they would bring him luck for the adventure to come. Ben couldn’t bring himself to throw them away, so instead he has cleverly reinstated them into his garden wall outside.

Lucky Horseshoe

In one of the UK’s most ambitious home renovation projects of recent years, Devon-born Rob starts a multi-year project to transform an abandoned concrete water tower into a million pound luxury home. Despite his family trying to persuade him not to do it, he packs in his job and invests all he has into this echo-filled concrete monolith.<MediaCarousel data='{"medias":[{"src":"//images.ctfassets.net/mvsxlfnr3ecf/1XqQoPp0hRSuJV9ZQbk14H/be692bc54bfcd04c210d7f3c877a84cf/Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Concrete-Water-Tower-Devon-360-Tour.jpg?","alt":"Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Concrete-Water-Tower-Devon-360-Tour"}],"optimizedWidth":680,"disableOnInteraction":true,"loop":true,"autoplay":{"delay":3000}}'></MediaCarousel>Living on his own on site in a second-hand caravan, Rob spends weeks alone cutting through 10 inch thick reinforced concrete, before bringing in his builder friend Derren to help. But a serious accident on site nearly ends the whole project.

Factory worker Rob takes on an enormous one-man mission to transform an abandoned concrete water tower in Devon into a million pound luxury home.

Concrete Water Tower - Project Vision Video Link

The Million Pound Water Tower

One original feature that Rob thought would have been sacrilege to cover up is the striking dome ceiling on the top floor of his luxury pad. The final result of leaving it raw is outstanding. But, the process of being able to have it as a stand out feature hasn’t been easy. Having been built in the 1940s, the dome structure has gone through a fair amount of wear and tear. It took a whole two days to sandblast and seal the entire ceiling.

From the start of his renovation, Rob knew he was going to do something dramatic and impressive with the original access shaft of the water tower on the top floor, and that was to create a dining table with the shaft as its base, becoming the core of his unique home. Once he finalised his glass centred design, he finished the table with an industrial look of polished concrete, but he didn’t stop there. Ever the perfectionist, Rob knew he wanted a sleek industrial design to flow effortlessly throughout his home. He replicated the on-trend polished concrete and made his own bespoke coffee table to match. Making your own furniture is an affordable way to make bespoke pieces that won’t break the bank but leave a memorable impression on your guests.

Industrial Concrete Table 

Rob’s never been afraid to make a statement and has made countless bold design choices to make his renovation stand out. The all-white-bath trend is being upstaged by the sumptuous black design of Rob’s luxurious en suite. He’s created a moody space allowing a feel of intimacy in this spacious room with its double shower and countertop basins. After months of sourcing black tiles, basins and even a black toilet, he didn’t stop there, he’s even managed to source some black loo roll to complete the all-black space.

All-Black Bathroom 

Rob was alone on site when he was removing the external beads off the main bathroom’s large pane of glass from the window. The glass had cracked during the fitting and was being replaced later that day. Just as Rob removed the last bead, a gust of wind blew the glass out with force and knocked Rob from the top of the 18 ft scaffolding tower. The glass weighs 120kg, had it landed on Rob, it could have been fatal. Rob had numerous fractures to his tibia and a larger spiral fracture going up the same bone. Rob underwent a three hour operation where they inserted both plates and screws. He spent a couple of weeks in a cast and then had to wear a boot for 4 weeks. Rob is grateful to his friends and family who rallied round to help him finish the water tower whilst he was recovering.

The Fall 

This statement 1800mm LED ring pendant halo light can be bought from Lightinova.

Statement Lighting

All windows and front door are sourced from Camel Glass.

Wide View Windows 

These stylish acoustic panels in contemporary oak can be purchased from The Wood Venneer Hub.

Acoustic Wooden Panels 

These Lexia Corner sofas in Benita cream fabrica are from DFS.

Corner Sofas 

This Ultra Nero Satin Kitchen is from the infinity plus range at Wren.

Ultra-Modern Kitchen 

This stunning curved mirror, along with a few others found around the tower, was sourced from William Wood Mirrors.

Curved Mirrors 

The freestanding bath, shelves and basins are part of the charcoal picasso range at Lusso Stone.

Bathroom Fittings

This bespoke bed Rob designed is now available to purchase at The Luxury Bed Company.

Luxurious Bed

These lavish round LED mirrors, also seen in the en suite, were purchased from Appliances Direct.

LED Mirrors

Curtains are sourced from blinds2go. All curtains are in Bijou Linen Oatmeal and voiles are in Tahiti Snow.

Neutral Curtains 

All internal doors are sourced from Howdens.

Internal Doors 

The large tiles throughout the Water Tower are sourced from ArchiTile.

Sleek Floor Tiles 

A derelict chapel with a small forest growing out of the roof wouldn’t be everyone’s idea of a dream home. But decorator Chris has a clear vision, and ropes in his builder dad Mick in their first ever joint father-and-son project. <MediaCarousel data='{"medias":[{"src":"//images.ctfassets.net/mvsxlfnr3ecf/6tykosPjx9U1BZcbsmvBWD/f24c1655c29927db97e907e34f03cb46/Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Methodist-Chapel-Yorkshire-360-Tour.jpg?","alt":"Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Methodist-Chapel-Yorkshire-360-Tour"}],"optimizedWidth":680,"disableOnInteraction":true,"loop":true,"autoplay":{"delay":3000}}'></MediaCarousel>Things are far from straightforward as both the schedule and budget start to spiral. Fortunately Chris’ interior designer wife Marisa is on hand to help add style and clever detailing to this modern conversion.

Chris ropes in his dad Mick to take on an abandoned Methodist Chapel in Yorkshire - with grand plans to create a luxury home on a biblical scale.

Methodist Chapel - Project Vision Vimeo Link

Chapel of Dreams

These hexagonal tiles are from mosaic factory

Hexagonal Tiles

These comfy sofas can be bought from SnugSofa.

Snug Sofa

This side table was designed by Marisa herself. Instructions to make it are found on her website.

Creative Table

This custom made kitchen setup was designed and installed by coast and country kitchens.

Unique Kitchen

A handy bedside table sourced from Swoon Editions.

Bedside Table

Marisa loves delving into the world of interiors. She spends hours looking into trends in the industry. Rather than outsourcing all her artwork, she enjoys creating individual pieces like this one herself in order to achieve a high finish, at a lower cost. A painting this size could easily have cost upwards of four figures, but instead she has come up with this unique centre point for the dining area. She shares photos of her artwork through her Instagram, @oakappledecor, encouraging others to pick up a paint brush themselves.

Bespoke Art

This hallway with its vaulted ceiling and original wooden beams creates quite the impact when you walk into this stunning home. Marisa and Chris wanted to make sure the light fitting they used would fill the space without breaking the bank. Using their ingenuity, they designed and made this bespoke light fixture that hangs perfectly from the vaulted ceiling, providing both light and texture to compliment the beams.

Original Light Feature

It’s hard to believe that this striking coffee table with its gold detailing was fit for landfill before Marisa and Chris spotted it at a car boot sale and snatched it up for only £5.00. Painted, polished, and repurposed this coffee table has been up-cycled beautifully and works as a vibrant centre piece in this space. Its lively colour pops when surrounded by neutral tones. Up-cycling is a sustainable and affordable way to make unique pieces in your home whilst also bringing something back to life that would otherwise be thrown away.

Upcycled Coffee Table

An abandoned rural barn in the middle of nowhere catches the eye of recently retired couple Helen and Richard. It has sat empty for more than a decade, but now they have a vision for a modern luxury home to enjoy into retirement.<MediaCarousel data='{"medias":[{"src":"//images.ctfassets.net/mvsxlfnr3ecf/7G6g9CzWagZMgnbM2QRI55/28d5a4b825fc7a2fe5e54636899d0226/Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Acorn-Barn-Buckinghamshire-Project.jpg?","alt":"Acorn Barn Finished"}],"optimizedWidth":680,"disableOnInteraction":true,"loop":true,"autoplay":{"delay":3000}}'></MediaCarousel>But just days into the development, they uncover a huge issue with the foundations, or lack of them, which sets the build back by an eye-watering £80,000 before it’s even begun. Can they get the renovation back on track to meet their ambitious schedule of just five months?

It’s a retirement project like no other, as Helen and Richard fall in love with an abandoned barn in Buckinghamshire and set to work transforming it into a dream home.

Abandoned Barn - Project Vision Vimeo Link

Acorn Barn

These decorative silver trinket pots are from local interior design and decor shop Mood. Check out their Instagram page.

Silver Trinket Pots 

The brickslips in this fireplace are not only pleasing on the eye, but they are also a little nod to this building’s past. They are made from the bricks that were taken out of the back of the barn to allow for the extension. Recycling and repurposing these bricks is an affordable way to make a bespoke feature whilst also reusing something that would have potentially ended up in landfill.

Repurposed Bricks 

This stunning limestone house name was sourced from The House Nameplate Company.

Limestone Sign 

This custom made kitchen in Shell and Pantry Blue was designed and installed by Kensworth kitchens.

Bespoke Kitchen 

Having been situated here for well over a century, Richard and Helen were hoping this unloved and abandoned barn might unveil some treasures when they started to dig. They were lucky enough to unearth some interesting artifacts, including some old pottery jugs, and coins dating back from 1907 and 1917. The coins along with the pottery have been meticulously cleaned and can be found on display dotted around their wonderfully restored barn to pay homage to its past.

Hidden Treasures 

The bespoke staircase and balustrade was designed and installed by Flair Stairs Ltd.

Stairs and Balustrade

These luxurious hanging lights, along with the rest of the downstairs lighting, were purchased from Next.

Brighten Up Your Day

All the floor tiles &amp; bathroom fittings are available to purchase at Marabese. The floor tiles are Chalon stone-effect porcelain tiles in cream.

Tiles and Fittings 

A key feature that Richard and Helen were keen to reinstate into the barn was the original roof trusses. They were replaced by steels so although they no longer serve a structural purpose, reinstating the wooden beams onto the vaulted ceiling creates an impact from the moment you walk into this warm and inviting home. The beams run throughout the first floor and give a rustic feel deserving of this restored barn.

Reclaimed Beams 

The rustic interior barn doors throughout Acorn Barn can be purchased at Howdens.

Rustic Doors

Both the extension and the window openings were designed to minimise the impact on the original appearance of the barn. The smaller windows, that are enlarged versions of the original arrow slit openings, have ensured there is little disturbance to the original brickwork of the barn.  Mimicking this stye on the subservient extension provides an appearance that not only retains its rural character but also complements both the existing barn and its wider countryside setting. The clever design of the internal window recesses has allowed plenty of light to flood this beautifully renovated barn.

Arrow Slit Windows 

Novice young renovators Seb and Nadia tackle an empty uninviting church with the dream to not only turn it into a home, but also a stunning work of art. They are putting their heart and soul into creating an escape from busy city life.<MediaCarousel data='{"medias":[{"src":"//images.ctfassets.net/mvsxlfnr3ecf/2CAhBSOVgYiBsErop6GjDX/e6e3405197692ef7b3d9f594a9545458/Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Heavenly-Haven-Project.jpg?","alt":"Heavenly Haven - Outside Church"}],"optimizedWidth":680,"disableOnInteraction":true,"loop":true,"autoplay":{"delay":3000}}'></MediaCarousel>With the preservation of the church’s original features at the core of this conversion, the couple’s plans are spectacular.But when their money pot runs dry, deadlines are missed and they have to get stuck in themselves to get the build over the finish line.

Young couple Seb and Nadia get creative with their grand plans to transform a crumbling Methodist church into their very own heavenly haven.

Heavenly Haven

Swapping backpacks for wheelbarrows, Hayley and her fiance Rich give up their adventurous lifestyle to take on a shell of a barn with plans to transform it into a sustainable low-impact home.<MediaCarousel data='{"medias":[{"src":"//images.ctfassets.net/mvsxlfnr3ecf/1maGDzRfqi62x4Zlx8HeUo/73b0f133bd3bde063027a83dee0a5c38/Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Luxury-Eco-Barn-Project.jpg?","alt":"eco-barn-1"}],"optimizedWidth":680,"disableOnInteraction":true,"loop":true,"autoplay":{"delay":3000}}'></MediaCarousel>Recycling, reusing and repurposing are at the heart of this project, but with relentless delays, and eye-watering material costs, this novice couple may be in over their heads. As if the build wasn’t stressful enough, the couple kick it up a notch by setting their biggest deadline yet - a wedding day at the barn. Far from the best day of their lives, it could end up a disastrous flop.

Young adventurers Hayley and Rich are planning a total transformation of a crumbling abandoned barn into a modern eco-friendly home.

Eco Barn

Martin and his wife Sue take a gamble to turn a crumbling old potter’s workshop into an eco home like no other. Once the studio of world-renowned Michael Cardew, the site will be transformed, with a towering restored kiln as its centrepiece. <MediaCarousel data='{"medias":[{"src":"//images.ctfassets.net/mvsxlfnr3ecf/69MwrAxegPLPiPjoFUueou/b28f9a9e2f7900d4a042136c204005bc/Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Kiln-House-Project.jpg?","alt":"kiln-home-1"}],"optimizedWidth":680,"disableOnInteraction":true,"loop":true,"autoplay":{"delay":3000}}'></MediaCarousel>Determined it will be their very final project, taking on a fragile old kiln, crumbling outbuildings, and a world famous mural in need of serious attention is a leap into the unknown. Spiralling costs, missed deadlines and relentless Cornish weather take their toll on normally unflappable Martin. Will this canny couple complete their DIY grand finale?

Martin and Sue take on the transformation of a world-famous pottery kiln in
Cornwall and transform it into a luxury modern home.

Kiln Home

It’s a renovation like no other and a gamble of a lifetime. Yorkshireman Chris couldn’t resist taking wife Angela to auction to bag himself a disused water tower in West Yorkshire, with a bargain guide price of £4,000. Up against a rival bidder, Chris ends up paying an extortionate £110,000.<MediaCarousel data='{"medias":[{"src":"//images.ctfassets.net/mvsxlfnr3ecf/7x8jbjkmmXSR66H56RSxYq/90c79a3e486461c8085d1e26ea5d4fca/Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Luxury-Water-Tower-Project.jpg?","alt":"flockton-water-tower"}],"optimizedWidth":680,"disableOnInteraction":true,"loop":true,"autoplay":{"delay":3000}}'></MediaCarousel>With no planning permission and a flabbergasted wife, Chris battles over 6 years with planning knockbacks, spiralling costs, tight deadlines and arctic conditions to transform this eyesore landmark into a gravity-defying luxury home. He’s roping in friend and builder John to help out, but can they transform their ambitious plans into reality?

Yorkshireman Chris and wife Angela take on the enormous mission of transforming a disused water tower into a luxury gravity-defying holiday home.

Luxury Water Tower

After a lifetime at sea, Duncan is returning to his native Scotland with his Singaporean fiancé Junn. Their home is something special, the historic Cloch lighthouse, which Duncan bought in the mid-80’s. After owning the iconic landmark for decades, it’s finally all set for a new lease of life.<MediaCarousel data='{"medias":[{"src":"//images.ctfassets.net/mvsxlfnr3ecf/1lWL5PjjYYRrBmX0S6t6ws/9f52c52e6848389cdaf3ac1d4ebc8784/Derelict-Rescue-Discovery-HGTV-Lighthouse-Project.jpg?","alt":"scottish-lighthouse-2"}],"optimizedWidth":680,"disableOnInteraction":true,"loop":true,"autoplay":{"delay":3000}}'></MediaCarousel>It’s an ambitious project, fraught with conservation issues. It’s a race against time to finish the project before their wedding. Will their grand plan to host guests at the finished house come off, or prove an expensive mistake?

Duncan and his fiancé Junn have grand plans to transform one of the most iconic landmarks on the Clyde, Cloch Lighthouse, into a state-of-the-art party home.

Scottish Lighthouse - Project Vision Link

Scottish Lighthouse

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Explore summary information on each of Derelict Rescue's episodes including video trailers and links to streams of broadcast episodes.

Episode 1
Tudor Treasure

Episode 2
Welsh Luxury Barn

Episode 3
The Million Pound Water Tower

Episode 4
Chapel of Dreams

Episode 5
Acorn Barn

Episode 6
Heavenly Haven

Episode 7
Eco Barn

Episode 8
Kiln Home

Episode 9
Luxury Water Tower

Episode 10
Scottish Lighthouse

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Explore summary information on each of Derelict Rescue's episodes including video trailers and links to streams of broadcast episodes.

Episode 1Tudor Treasure

Episode 2Welsh Luxury Barn

Episode 3The Million Pound Water Tower

Episode 4Chapel of Dreams

Episode 5Acorn Barn

Episode 6Heavenly Haven

Episode 7Eco Barn

Episode 8Kiln Home

Episode 9Luxury Water Tower

Episode 10Scottish Lighthouse

Episode 1
Tudor Treasure

Episode 2
Welsh Luxury Barn

Episode 3
The Million Pound Water Tower

Episode 4
Chapel of Dreams

Episode 5
Acorn Barn

Episode 6
Heavenly Haven

Episode 7
Eco Barn

Episode 8
Kiln Home

Episode 9
Luxury Water Tower

Episode 10
Scottish Lighthouse