Selling Houses Australia Season 5
Selling Houses Australia is an Australian TV show, based on the British show of the same name. The series follows property owners who are having difficulty selling their home. Led by property expert Andrew Winter, the team initially assess the property, and then proceed with a renovation to boost the property's appeal and saleability. The property is then put up for sale and the result is shown at the end of each episode.
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Selling Houses Australia Season 5 Full Episode Guide
Alexis and Kylie bought a house thinking they would fix the place up and live there happily ever after. But now things have changed and they desperately need to sell.
A terrace in a sought after suburb should sell quickly, but not Nick's home. The team have to restore this place back to it's former glory that trendy urban dwellers will fight over.
Trent and Scott inherited a Queenslander from their father which was little more than an empty shell. Can the team transform it into an inspiring family home and make the sale?
Spencer and Claudia have been trying to sell their half renovated weatherboard cottage since 2008. To get it sold the team have to fix up Spencer's alterations and finish all the outstanding jobs.
When John spotted a super size block in the Newcastle suburb of Glendale, he thought he’d found his ticket to a debt free living. The idea to subdivide, build a house at the back and sell the one at the front may have worked if it wasn't for bad advice.
Roy is a hoarder. His house is so full you can barely get in the door. The only way to sell this place is to embark on the biggest clean up the team have ever done, but who knows what they’ll find underneath.
When Nicole and Peter put their inner city semi up for sale, the market took a nosedive taking all chances of a sale with it. It's Charlie to the rescue fixing a garden on a site like this won't be easy.
Lew and Shreen have lived an outback lifestyle, with Lew managing the Wycliffe Well roadhouse (famed for its UFO spotting) 400kms north of the Alice, while Shreen looked after the kids and family home.
Being close to transport has always been a big positive in real estate, but there is such a thing as being too close. Like the railway tracks being three metres away from your house!
Dealing with outdated décor becomes the least of Doug and Mike's problems once an act of vandalism floods their new home.
