In the first edition, Sarah assists three people from Brighton who are struggling to sell their homes. A cottage with a neglected garden, a cluttered family home and a modernised Victorian terrace with a dated bathroom are in the running to catch the eye of potential buyer Adele.
In this episode Sarah helps three homeowners in Clapham, south London, improve the saleability of their houses and tempt a first-time buyer. A designer tries to make sure her artistically-styled home is also practical, a single man realises he must not alienate female buyers with his bachelor pad, and a woman decides to transform her period property into a more homely space.
In Chelmsford, Essex, Paul must make his sleek, contemporary house feel more like a home
Sarah Beeny gives three homeowners in Guildford the opportunity to look around each other's houses to see what sort of competition they're up against
Sarah Beeny offers her expert advice to three homeowners competing to sell in Beckenham, Kent
Sarah Beeny's in Hove helping three sellers in competition with each other to improve their homes before bringing round potential buyer James to pick his favourite
With just a week to make changes and a £1000 budget, three households compete to appeal to entrepreneur Mike, who's looking for a family buy-to-let
Three couples, including Mark and Julie, whose Swiss chalet-style wood-panelled house isn't to everyone's taste, try and sell their St Albans homes, but which will appeal to potential buyer Laura?
Three homeowners in Oxford have the chance to look round each other's homes, with a week and £1000 to make any changes before Sarah brings round potential buyer Robin
Sarah Beeny helps three rival homeowners in Wandsworth, south London, to improve the saleability of their flats. They each have one week and £1000 to do up their homes.
Homeowners in Maidstone, Kent, look around one another's properties for improvement ideas and then spruce up their own on a £1,000 budget. Paul and Kerry are faced with ditching the outlandish wallpaper in their colourful family home, Philip tries to inject character into his minimalist house and Paul and Adie attempt to make their detached country abode appealing to the prospective buyers.
Homeowners in Muswell Hill, north London, look around one another's flats for improvement ideas and then spruce up their own on a £1,000 budget, hoping to attract buyers. Michelle needs to bring her bedrooms up to the standard of the rest of her property, Kiran must ensure he makes the most of the space in his penthouse apartment, while Sam and Ria try to update their well-worn family abode.
Homeowners in Windsor, Berkshire, look around one another's properties for improvement ideas and then spruce up their own on a £1,000 budget, hoping to attract buyers. Nick and Kevin come to realise their ornate and opulent style isn't to everyone's taste, Liz learns she needs to update her family home, while Marilyn faces giving her dining room and kitchen a revamp.
Homeowners in Elmers End, Kent, look around one another's properties for improvement ideas and then spruce up their own on a £1,000 budget, hoping to attract buyers. Claire's family house could do with an exterior to match the smart interior, Jackie might have to rethink her lilac living room, while Mary's traditional abode is in need of an update.
Sarah Beeny helps three residents of Reading who are struggling to sell their homes by giving them the opportunity to look around one another's houses for improvement ideas. They are then given £1,000 to make any changes they feel will help, before the properties are shown to potential buyers.
