Homes Under the Hammer: next on, locations, presenters, more

Homes Under the Hammer continues in 2025, over 20 years since the property show started way back in 2003.

There's something wonderfully addictive about watching someone buy up a property at auction before renovating it and then trying to sell it for a profit. Can they succeed? Has the house got major structural problems that are going to take a fortune to fix? Much to the amazement of the presenters some people purchase a property without even getting it checked out. This does not make the main presenter Martin Roberts happy!

Here's when Homes Under the Hammer is on, what’s happening in each episode including the locations and the presenters (check our TV guide for full listings)…

Homes Under the Hammer next on including locations

Monday, March 17, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Martin Roberts is in Warwickshire to see a property above a former brewery, with a quirky layout and a holey roof. Dion Dublin heads to Staffordshire to visit a three-bed mid-terrace with a huge back garden boasting elevated views over Stoke-on-Trent. The programme also revisits a property in Nottinghamshire, where a couple bought a former farm building at auction to turn into their dream "forever home".

Tuesday, March 18, BBC One, 11.30 am.

The development progress of a large home in Barry in south Wales, a terrace in Nuneaton and a quirky one-bedroom flat in a Victorian former schoolhouse on the Isle of Wight.

Wednesday, March 19, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the development progress of properties in Carlisle, Rosyth in Fife and Shepherd's Bush, west London.

Thursday, March 20, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Tommy Walsh heads to in Rugeley, Staffordshire, to see a three-bed mid-terrace bought by a trio of experienced developers. Martin Roberts is in Cudham in the south-east London Borough of Bromley visiting a two-bed end-terrace cottage bought by a mother to help get her daughter on the property ladder. Jacqui Joseph is in north-west London to see two flats that may be better reverting back to one.

Friday, March 20, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Martin Roberts, Tommy Walsh and Dion Dublin follow the fortunes of more properties being sold at auction. Martin is in Folkestone, Kent, to visit a two-bed maisonette taken on by a builder with an interesting hobby, Tommy is in Norwich to see a grade two listing with bags of charm and potential, while Dion is in Wigan, Greater Manchester, to see a three-bed terrace riddled with damp but with great development potential.

Homes Under the Hammer previous episodes (Still on iPlayer to enjoy)

Monday, March 10, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Tommy Wash track the progress of renovations on two houses in London valued at over a million pounds each and a development in Huddersfield.

Tuesday, March 11, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Martin Roberts and Dion Dublin visit a scrap of land that becomes home to a three-bedroom house in Staffordshire and follow transformations in Liverpool and Torquay.

Wednesday, March 12, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Dion Dublin is at a three-bedroom house in the West Midlands that has some worrying cracks and Martel Maxwell visits a mid-terrace house in Durham. Martin Roberts investigates a heating mystery in a one bedroom flat in Dartford.

Thursday, March 13, BBC One, 11.30 am.

A first-time developer transforms a terrace property in Stoke-on-Trent, while more seasoned developers tackle projects in Leeds and Rugby in Warwickshire. Presented by Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell.

Friday, March 14, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Martin Roberts and the team explore a mid-terrace cottage in Kent, a two-bed semi-detached house with an impressive garden in Suffolk and a four-bedroom terrace property near Coventry, all sold at online auctions. Two homes are destined for the rental market, while the third becomes a labour of love for its new owner who plans to make it his home.

Sunday, March 2, BBC One, 11.30 am.

The team reports on three sets of developers taking on three very different auction properties in London and Wolverhampton, with hammer prices ranging from just over £100,000 to nearly half a million. Time will tell whether all three investors will deliver stunning renovations.

Monday, March 3, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Jacqui Joseph falls in love with a split level apartment on the sea front in Southend on Sea and Dion Dublin meets two doctors who develop property. Martin Roberts hears plans to transform a mid-terrace in Ebbw Vale.

Tuesday, March 4, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Martin Roberts contemplates whether a house in Wales is the smallest he has ever encountered in his 20 years on the show. Dion Dublin is captivated by a rather funky, retro carpet in a terrace in Lancashire, while Tommy Walsh is in Wandsworth, south London, where a one-bedroom garden flat has potential to add space.

Wednesday, March 5, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Dion Dublin has trouble figuring out the layout of a mid-terrace house in South Yorkshire and Tommy Walsh visits a property with garden problems in east London. Martel Maxwell navigates her way around a nicotine-stained terraced house in Darlington.

Thursday, March 6, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Dion Dublin feels like he has a mountain to climb in Blackpool at a mid-terrace with potential subsidence. He's also in Leicester, grappling with a non-standard construction property. Martin Roberts is in Somerset where he meets a mother-and-daughter team on a mission to create a dream home from a somewhat smelly cottage.

Friday, March 7, BBC One, 11.30 am.

Dion Dublin feels like he has a mountain to climb in Blackpool at a mid-terrace with potential subsidence. He's also in Leicester, grappling with a non-standard construction property. Martin Roberts is in Somerset where he meets a mother-and-daughter team on a mission to create a dream home from a somewhat smelly cottage.

Friday, February 21, BBC One, 11.15 am. Martel Maxwell looks around a Cumbrian house set on three acres of land. Jacqui Joseph investigates a former pub, while Tommy Walsh is in Suffolk, where a two-bedroom mid-terrace has him cooing over the garden.

Sunday, February 23, BBC One, 11.00 am Martin Roberts and Jacqui Joseph visit a former Victorian miner's cottage in County Durham that's due a makeover and a former school in Royal Tunbridge Wells who new owners have ambitious renovation plans. Plus, a terraced house in Basildon.

Monday, February 24, BBC One, 11.15 am In Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, a midwife and her builder husband buy a house that hasn't been lived in for a decade. However, they have big plans to create their forever home for them and their four children. Plus, two houses in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, and Wakefield, West Yorkshire are bought at auction by developers who plan to rent them out. Presenters including Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the fortunes of new new owners as they bring their plans to fruition.

Tuesday, February 25, BBC One, 11.15 am A father-and-daughter-duo build three townhouses in Eastbourne, East Sussex and developers in Bilston, West Midlands and Croydon, south London transform existing properties into modern smart homes.

Wednesday, February 26, BBC One, 11.15 am Martin and Martel meet the new owners of an end terrace in Preston, the end of a terrace in Mid-Glamorgan and a semi-detached in Newcastle.

Thursday, February 27, BBC One, 11.15 am A father and son benefit from being eagle-eyed with a last-minute change to the legal pack in Somerset, Owain Wyn Evans likes the flexibility on offer at an end-of-terrace in Oxfordshire, and Jacqui Joseph meets an old friend of the show in Suffolk.

Friday, February 28, BBC One, 11.15 am Jacqui Joseph goes property hunting in Norfolk, looking at auction lots in Norwich and Wymondham. Martin Roberts meets a developer from Berkshire who is developing at the top of the Rhondda Valley in Blaenrhondda. One property is destined for the rental market, another for resale, while the remaining one is being transformed into the buyer's home.

Friday, February 14, BBC One, 11.15 am: Martin Roberts is enamoured by a sandstone cottage in Shropshire and Jacqui Joseph falls for a retro serving hatch flat in St Albans. Dion Dublin finds a semi-detached home with a view of Burnley football ground.

Sunday, February 16, BBC One, 11.15 am: Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the progress of a terrace in Worksop, a studio apartment in Bath and a house with several flats in Liverpool.

Monday, February 17, BBC One, 11.15 am: Two brothers work on a tired boarded-up house in Widnes and turn it into the best-looking house on the street. A couple aim to add value to an auction buy in Folkestone and a developer in Dalry stands to double his money after rejigging the layout of a detached house.

Tuesday, February 18, BBC One, 11.15 am: Jacqui Joseph meets a surgeon who is keen to turn a one-bedroom flat in south London into a stylish home and in Dover she visits a mid-terrace house with a damp problem in Dover. Martin Roberts is pleasantly surprised by the condition of a semi-detached house in Plymouth.

Wednesday, February 19, BBC One, 11.15 am: The gardens of a terrace in Southampton are tamed with a smart interior to match, while developers transform a detached house in Dudley and build a row of terraces in Chesterton.

Thursday, February 20, BBC One, 11.15 am: A kitchen and bathroom fitter finds the perfect renovation in the Shropshire town of Wem — an apartment in need of a new kitchen and bathroom. Meanwhile, two families in Gillingham, Kent, and Hartlepool, Co Durham, get to work transforming tired terraces.

Homes Under the Hammer 2025 presenters

Homes Under the Hammer is presented by Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin, Marti Maxwell, Tommy Walsh, Jacqui Joseph and Owain Wyn Evans.

Who's Owain Wyn Evans?

Owain Wyn Evans is the newest member of the Homes Under the Hammer presenting team. The BBC Radio 2 Early Breakfast Show presenter joined the team in the summer of 2024.

Owain Wyn Evans said at the time: "What can I say, I love a transformation dahlings! I've renovated several homes over the years and have not been afraid to get my hands dirty in the process. I love getting inspiration from others and seeing the before and after really does make this a dream job for me. I’ve watched Homes Under the Hammer for years and it is such an iconic show. Now pass me a sturdy boot and a hard hat, I can't wait to discover more fabulous home transformations with the team!"