Channel 4’s Worst House on the Street is back for its second season, featuring sister and brother property developers Scarlette and Stuart Douglas. In each episode, they use their creative expertise to assist families in transforming run-down houses into their dream homes without breaking the bank.
With over 70% of renovations exceeding budgets and timelines, Scarlette and Stuart employ various tricks to help families maximise their resources. The savvy siblings also share innovative tips and tricks for any homeowner looking to revamp and modernise their property.
In this episode, Scarlette and Stuart take on one of their biggest challenges yet in Sheerness, Kent. They work with husband and wife Ian and Steph, who bought a derelict three-bed house and shop on the Isle of Sheppey, intending to retire there.
The property, vacant for nearly two decades and occupied only by squatters, requires an extensive renovation to fulfil Ian and Steph’s retirement dream. With a modest budget and Ian planning to do most of the work himself, the couple seeks Scarlette and Stuart’s expertise to transform their house of horrors into the pride of the high street.
Worst House on the Street is executive produced by Andrew MacKenzie-Betty and Melanie Leach, with series editing by Claire Edwards. The series is produced by South Shore and Motion Content Group.