Homes Under the Hammer is no stranger to a complete transformation. But a recent episode saw a developer add a staggering £100,000 to the value of a two-bedroom semi with a very vintage décor.
First-time developer Glen bought the property that looked as though it hadn't been touched since the 1950s. And when presenter Martel Maxwell first arrived at the home, it did not appear in a good state, reports NottinghamshireLive.
The front of the Nottingham house appeared a "wee bit tired", but there was an attractive magnolia tree Maxwell said she would keep. Inside, the swirly carpets and yellow, textured walls dated the property.
