Homes Under the Hammer

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Experts uncover the tricks of the property auction trade

From auction room tension to dramatic reveals and renovation drama, properties in need of love get a revamp. But, in the iconic phrase, what happens when they go under the hammer?

Programme in which experts uncover the various tricks of the property auction trade

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Homes Under the Hammer: Series 21: Episode 65

Series 21

Episode 65

BBC One - Homes Under the Hammer, Series 21, Episode 65

Featuring properties in Littleover in Derby, Barking in Essex and Congleton in Cheshire.

Properties in Littleover in Derby, Barking in Essex and Congleton in Cheshire are all sold at auction.

Martin, Dion and Martel meet developers who all have very ambitious plans for their auction buys in Littleover in Derby, Barking in Essex and Congleton in Cheshire. Ideas range from a two-floor extension, creating an extra home and a radical rethink on the use of one of the buildings. But do any of the developers manage to realise their dreams?

Homes Under the Hammer: Series 21

The team look at properties which have been sold at auction.

Lucy Alexander, Martin Roberts and Dion Dublin look at properties which have been sold at auction.

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