The Great House GiveawayEpisodes Guide

In the first edition, private investigator Vikki and electrician Emily meet for the first time as they step into the auction room to buy a house together in West Yorkshire.

Beautician Rachael and maintenance manager Aeron buy and renovate a house in Manchester, but have very different ideas about what the end result should look like.

Mike and Manaswi meet first the first time as they step into the auction room to buy a Victorian property in Leicester.

Electrician Sam and estate agent Eva meet just hours before buying a property together in Rugby, then have six months to renovate the house and sell it on for a profit.

NHS workers and first-time renovators Ceri and Danni buy a dormer bungalow on the Isle of Anglesey and are alloted six months to renovate and sell it.

Annie and Sherri-Leigh buy a house in the Welsh Valleys at auction and then have six months to renovate it before trying to sell it for a profit.

Simon O'Brien presents as Raja and Zoe - strangers from Kidderminster who have never owned a home before - are given a lump sum to buy a property, then renovate and sell it.

Sheepdog trainer Osian and quantity surveyor Elen meet first the first time as they step into the auction room to buy a property in north Wales.

A property valuer and teaching assistant meet for the first time as they buy a house together at auction in Merseyside - then have six months to renovate and sell it for a profit.

Strangers Harry and Kaylum buy a majestic detached house in Ashton-under-Lyne in Greater Manchester at auction - then have six months to renovate and sell it on for a profit. Can they put their differences aside and turn this property around?

Will Noam and Sara's grand designs for their Newport house stop them from making a profit?

Can Mair and Dafydd restore their historic chapel in Neath and sell it on for a profit?

Can Nicole and Karl renovate and sell their terrace house in Oldbury, and make a profit?

Can Anastasiya and Jamie renovate a listed building and remain sensitive to its history?

Can tailor's assistant Helena and builder Martin make any profit on their Wakefield house?

Budding interior designer Cora and builder Jonny buy a house in the Lancashire town of Kirkham at auction and then have six months to renovate it before trying to sell it for a profit.

Two strangers with building experience and plenty of enthusiasm buy a bungalow at auction in the market town of Glossop, and work to give this tired house a new lease of life.

Builder Marcus and property manager Hailey meet first the first time as they step into the auction room to buy a dilapidated semi in Wigan.

Accountant Kate and builder Jonny meet for the first time as they buy a house together at auction in Leeds. Kate pulls in every favour she can, but can they sell it for a profit?

Strangers Harry and Kaylum buy a majestic detached house in Ashton-under-Lyne in Greater Manchester at auction - then have six months to renovate and sell it on for a profit. Can they put their differences aside and turn this property around?

Accounts manager Courtney and kitchen and bedroom fitter Scott are teamed up to transform a crumbling house bought at auction into a dream home.

Wannabe property developers and plasterers Rees and Oliver are paired up to transform a dated terraced house bought at auction into an inviting home with curb appeal.

Plumber Veronica and joiner Stevie get together for the first time to turn a tired auction property in West Yorkshire into a spanking new family home.

Carpenters Chris and Adam are paired up to take on the biggest renovation challenge ever seen on the programme as Tayo Oguntonade buys them a house in Leicester at auction that's been condemned, not once but twice. With just six months to renovate and sell it, with a tight budget to boot, will they roll up their sleeves and get stuck in or simply call in the bulldozers?

Dance teacher Yolande and maintenance engineer Patrick are teamed up to flip a dated property bought at auction in Greater Manchester. Armed with a budget, Tayo Oguntonade gives them just months to renovate and sell. However, plans to demolish an internal wall threaten to derail the project.

Complete strangers paramedic Sarah and garment technologist Paige team up to transform a crumbling house bought at auction into a dream home. The tired Victorian terrace in Stafford, the West Midlands, is packed with original features and, armed with a budget, a six-month schedule and advice from Simon O'Brien, they seem the perfect team. But with money leaking like water from a broken pipe, will there be enough left to make a profit?

In Newcastle-upon-Tyne, music agent Gemma and plumber Paul are paired up together to tackle the renovation of a four-bed family home.

Two wannabe property developers team up to transform a wrecked house in Birmingham into a modern home fit for a family. Trevelle is a bathroom fitter and Mya an estate agent, so they seem like the dream team to pull this off with aplomb. But things soon start going awry as they slip further and further behind schedule.

Residential worker Tash and apprentice electrician Gwion team up to renovate a two-bedroom end-of-terrace house in Chirk, north Wales. Their plans are ambitious and Tash has no trade skills, but that is the least of their worries as the house has no connection to the mains gas and the new windows do not fit.

In Somercotes, Derbyshire, Simon O'Brien pairs designer Jaspal with painter and decorator Chantelle. They are given a run-down property and six months to totally transform the home.

In Cramlington, in the North East of England, sales teams leader Ashleigh and joiner Joe take on a run-down suburban semi urgently in need of some TLC.

A banker and a builder join forces to renovate a decrepit family home in Garforth, Leeds. When one of the pair struggles to commit to the work, the pressure rises for the other.

Delivery driver James and company owner Kevin team up to transform a dilapidated family home in Chalford Oaks, Middlesbrough, hoping to turn a profit in six months.

Apprentice plumber Peter and factory manager Daniel team up to transform a dated house in Skewen, south Wales, into a dream home - but things start to fall apart from day one.

In Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, strangers Aaron and Stuart pair up to renovate a property. Between them, these two have got all the trade skills they need to make this a big success. However, as the work begins, it quickly becomes apparent that every single wall in the house has to be stripped back and replastered from scratch. Simon O'Brien, Tayo Oguntonade and Carys Davies monitor their progress.

Complete strangers electrician Aaron and farmer Wil team up to transform a crumbling house into a dream home in Llandudno, north Wales. They are given just six months and a limited budget to fully restore, renovate and put it back on the market with the aim of securing the biggest profit they can. It's a huge job, and they have to pull in favours from a legion of friends and family in a bid to save as much money as possible. Simon O'Brien, Tayo Oguntonade and Carys Davies monitor their progress.

In Burton-on-Trent, builder Jack and payroll manager Helen are teamed up to bring a wrecked terrace house that is actually unmortgageable into the 21st century.

Structural engineer Ollie and housewife Gill team up to transform a property that has seen better days in Newcastle, hoping to turn a profit in six months.

In Hull, bricklayer Michael and landscape gardener Andrew are given six months to transform a house built for 20th-century living into a home fit for the 21st century. They make a great start - until a structural engineer has bad news for them.

In Bangor, north Wales, hitherto strangers teacher Olivia and security officer Gethin are teamed up and presented with a drab and dated two-bed terrace. They're given a limited budget and six months to completely renovate the property into a modern family home. Olivia brings her amazing organisational skills to the project to ensure it all runs smoothly, and Gethin is handy with just about everything else. Together, they are a dream team on track to make this renovation a huge success, but whether they can secure a decent profit remains to be seen.

In Swadlincote in south Derbyshire, hitherto strangers apprentice electrician Kasey and handyman Tom are paired up and given a maximum of six months and a limited budget to fully renovate a large property with an unusual construction. They start off working well together, but halfway through the renovation, the cracks begin to show as one of them starts to question the commitment of the other to the project. Can these two strangers find a way to work together to get over the finish line and make any money at all?

Two strangers transform a decrepit property in Aldridge, Walsall, and embark on some major structural changes, including knocking down walls to create a dog-leg kitchen.

In the West Midlands town of Brownhills, carpenter Tom and kitchen and bathroom fitter Renaldo set out to renovate a run-down end-of-terrace and turn it into a modern family home. With their combined skills, the pair made a great start but when things start to slow down, their decision to go against presenter Simon O'Brien's advice proves costly.

Communications worker Llyr and kitchen designer Elinor team up to renovate a run-down terraced house in Tonypandy, south Wales, with just six months to turn a profit.

Simon O'Brien, Tayo Oguntonade and Carys Davies buy two strangers a house at auction and give them a renovation budget and just months to flip it. Here, bathroom fitter David and air conditioning engineer Nathan are paired up to tackle a total makeover on an old house that has seen better days in Middleton, Greater Manchester. They are given a limited budget and just six months to turn it into a modern family home fit for the 21st century.

Simon O'Brien, Tayo Oguntonade and Carys Davies buy two strangers a house at auction and give them a renovation budget and just months to flip it. In Colwyn Bay, north Wales, joiner Gethin teams up with musician Jacob to renovate a house that hasn't been touched since the day it was built. These two have their work cut out as they take on an ambitious renovation with just six months and a limited budget.

In Southport, Simon O'Brien gives Steph and John six months and a limited budget to transform a 1950s semi into a modern family home.

In Rhos-on-Sea, north Wales, primary teacher Bethan and art teacher Hollie are given six months to transform a 1970s quad house into a first-time buyers dream home but with the market looking uncertain, they try and get it done in half the time.

Student nurse Eleanor and electrician Steve are given six months and a substantial budget to transform a four-bed terrace in Chesterfield into a modern family home. Tensions run high when they find out the attic conversion has been built without building regulations approval and the house needs a new roof.

Property manager Shelley and electrical supervisor David have six months to transform a beautiful canal-side terrace in Burscough, Ormskirk, into a family home. The house hasn't been touched for 50 years and only has a downstairs bathroom, so they decide to rip everything out and start again. However, with a tight budget and house prices tumbling, the possibility of making any profit looks far from being guaranteed.

Resource manager Alixe and trainee carpenter Loy have six months to transform a two-bed semi in Abercarn, south Wales, into a family home. It's not in bad condition, but Alixe and Loy cross swords over whether to knock through the living room. They compromise by putting a skylight into the small dark kitchen. The renovation goes to the wire and with only a few days left to sell, will the house make a profit?

Painter and decorator Sami and operations manager Lennon are given a bedraggled 1960s semi in St Helens. In one of the show's fastest renovations ever, they create a kitchen-diner and still come in under budget. But will their eye for a bargain cost them their profit in a market where it's all about the finish?

Kelly and Gemma renovate a one-bed terrace hoarder's house in Haworth, West Yorkshire complete with a mummified rat. The pair attempt to turn a one-bedroom into two but even after they clear the mess, they still have to face the council for permission.

Nia and Marc transform a 1950s bungalow in Anglesey into a renewable energy powered eco-home but will the extra cost on the green tech translate into profit when they come to sell?

Council worker Megan and builder Leyton are given a cute little terrace in Pontarddulais, in the south Wales valleys. The duo renovate a cute little terrace, complete with a tree growing through the upstairs window. They hope to make sense of the mess and clear the way for a tidy profit as

Plasterer Naomi and small business owner Terri-Anne are given a terrace in Royton, near Oldham. Untouched since the 1960s, it's a real doer-upper with shedloads of potential. The pair get a lot of help from family and friends, but it remains to be seen whether the support will prove sufficient to deliver them a tidy profit.

In Lancashire, Edrina and Scott take on a dated semi full of the previous owner's possessions. With a small kitchen and bathroom, can they extend and still make a profit?

Matt and Dominic renovate some dated digs in Derby. The 1960s archway into the kitchen is well and truly shown the door, but the rising cost of building supplies threatens to scupper their profit.

In County Durham, Steph and Alex transform a redbrick terrace into a first-time buyer's dream but a simple flip becomes a full renovation as the plaster comes off the wall.

In Birmingham, plumber Kyle and landscape gardener Dan transform the most expensive house yet featured in the series. It was converted into two flats, but now the boys decide to turn it back into a period family home. However, to achieve top-notch in a nice part of town, the finish has to be perfect. With very little outside help, can they get the house over the line before time's up?

Assistant accountant Danielle and architect Alessio transform a tiny period one-bedroom cottage in Castle Donington, Leicestershire, into a modern holiday let. With no kitchen and a very basic bathroom in the damp-ridden property, there's a lot to unearth, including a hidden vintage Victorian inglenook.

In Liverpool, Michael and Alex take on a damp, tired house with a giant hole in the living room floor, in need of some major structural changes. Can they finish on time, and will they make a profit?

In Aberdare, south Wales, teachers Lisha and Shannon transform an unloved wreck into a dream family home. But it's not child's play, as cracks begin to show. Can they finish the job on time?

In Newport, Connor and Lia take on a huge, three-storey, much-loved family home in need of some major updating. But tensions rise between the duo... can they overcome their renovation frustration?

Joiner Grant and lettings agent Kelly are paired up to transform a three-floor period terrace in Llanymynech.

Carpenter Chris and electrician Jorrell get paired up and are given a three-bedroom detached house in the mining village of Wednesbury in the West Midlands. They have six months and a budget of £35,000 to turn a profit. But the renovation game is a gamble and with the UK housing market in freefall, will they get the renovation over the line before yet another interest rate hike?

Glamour model Alaw and technical engineer Harri are paired up to transform a one-bed terrace in Aberoer, Wrexham, into a house that would attract a first-time buyer.

Data analyst Joel and roofer Ricky get given a one-bed terrace cottage in Castle Donington, Leicestershire, and a budget of £20,000 to realise their dreams of finally owning their own homes. After a cracking start, the build is left until the very last minute - by which everything in the housing market has changed. Is it a case of too little too late?

Electrician Jedd and groundworker Cameron are paired up and given a small terraced home in a sought-after area of Bristol. They have six months and a budget of £30,000 to make it an attractive buy in a booming first-time buyer's market. Against presenter Simon O'Brien's advice, they make the brave decision to sacrifice a bedroom and turn it from a three-bed to a two-bed starter home.

Teacher Leon and estate agent Dafydd are given a three-storey Georgian terrace in Swansea to transform, in the hope of making enough money to buy their own forever homes.

In Clynderwen in Pembrokeshire, nurse Ffion and fundraiser Georgia are given a two-bedroom terraced house to fix up and flip, but the house is full of stuff and two whole weeks are spent just clearing it. And with the UK property market about to take a nosedive, will it be worth their while?

Retail supervisor Kim and plumber Gary get paired up and are given a two-bed Victorian terraced house in Stockton-on-Tees. It's a probate house so hasn't been touched in years, but despite the neglect the house has weathered well. It's a straightforward renovation, but with just one trade between them, does one half of the duo end up doing more than the other?

Handyman Ned and estate agent Josh are paired up to transform a tired three-bed terrace in Crosby, Merseyside, into the ideal first-time buyer's house. It's in the right location - close to shops and amenities - but a wonky outside wall left it languishing on the market for a long time. Bought at auction at a bargain basement price, it's all to go for as long as the market stays buoyant. Ned and Josh need all their know-how to bring the house up to scratch in six months.

Fashion stylist Karan is paired up with painter-decorator Zoe and given a terraced house in the Birmingham borough of Ladywood. The terrace has been used as a cannabis farm, and one of their first jobs is to take all the drug-growing paraphernalia to the dump. Can they dispel the old and welcome in the new and turn a tidy profit along the way?

Simon O'Brien presents, as events coordinator Nikkola and telecommunications engineer Duane find themselves overlooking Halifax in an old stone terrace in Queensbury.

Simon O'Brien presents, as carpenter Gareth and electrician Dan are paired up and given six months to transform a four-bedroom detached stone cottage in the village of Pennant in Ceredigion. They get it cheap at auction, but there's a reason - the gable wall is about to fall down. Will a £50k renovation budget and their invaluable building skills be enough to transform the place into something fit for 21st-century living?

Simon O'Brien presents, as spray painter Andrew and electrician Chris take on a house in a sought-after Chester suburb. They get off to a cracking start but start falling out after Andrew spray paints everything in sight... will the delay in the schedule cost them?

Simon O'Brien presents, as sales manager Shantelle and telecommunications engineer Kieran are given a four-bedroom house in the sought-after town of Melbourne in Derbyshire. It has the makings of a good family home with gardens front and back. With help from Kieran's builder stepdad, can they transform the property and turn a tidy profit?

Simon O'Brien presents, as plasterer Stuart and student Reece get paired up to renovate a two-bedroom red brick terrace in Derby. Despite having just one trade between them, they resolve to do everything themselves in order to maximise their chances of making a profit. The student-teacher relationship soon turns into a bromance as both men do their utmost to make the most of the opportunity. Will they make enough to get their own deposits on their own homes?