George Clarke's Old House, New Home

George squeezes into an Edwardian Workers Cottage which is only half the size of a squash court. This doll's house is home to NHS theatre nurse Hannah and her two young children. George has his work cut out for him as he tries to make each inch work.

George visits a handsome turn-of-the-century terraced home whose new owners are set on a monochrome colour scheme. George also visits a workshop where bespoke antique effect mirrors are made.

George is out and about with his sledgehammer, knocking holes in a fake Tudor ceiling in Leamington Spa, and moving doors in a farmhouse on the edge of the Peak District.

Up a long garden path in Leeds is an ornate Victorian villa that is Jawad and Charlie's labour of love. Plus, in Brixton, George hopes for a clean sweep with a redundant chimney breast.

In Merseyside, George has some radical ideas to redesign an Edwardian home. Elsewhere, in Surrey, he tackles a Victorian mishmash, some MDF, a quirky fireplace and a random room.

A coastal conclusion to the series finds George at two properties in Margate and Worthing, offering a sympathetic hand with a monster Victorian semi and a beautiful Regency conversion.