Can't Sell, Must Sell - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Stuart and Scarlette Douglas help desperate homeowners who are stuck with unsellable houses. With the help of their team, the brother-and-sister property developers deliver transformations aimed at tackling all the things that might put potential buyers off. They start off with two houses on the England/north Wales border - a quaint cottage drowning in clothes and clutter, and a pink property even Barbie would find too much.
Episode 2
Stuart and Scarlette Douglas help two sets of desperate homeowners stuck with unsellable homes in West Sussex. But with a million-pound property in dire need of a facelift, and the other a polka-dot-covered assault to the senses, there's a lot to do. As usual, their team also share insider tips to help all homeowners navigate the market and sell their property fast.
Episode 3
In Newport and Barry in south Wales, Stuart and Scarlette Douglas take on two houses that just won't sell. Although they were built in the 1960s and 1970s, neither of them has a contemporary feel. One house is drowning in cluttered chaos, while the other is empty, drab and unloved. The sibling property experts transform them on a £3,000 budget - but will it be enough to finally attract buyers?
Episode 4
Stuart and Scarlette Douglas head to Kent to rescue two characterful houses that both urgently need a buyer. One has been stripped bare, making it cold and uninviting, while the other is bursting at the seams with Victorian-style decor. The siblings go head to head to transform these houses with £3,000 in just two days, with the aim of getting them sold.
Episode 5
Stuart and Scarlette Douglas head to south Wales to transform two houses that desperately need to be sold. But with one house stuck in a 1980s time warp and the other stuck in a purple haze at the top of a hill, there's a lot to do. In just two days and on a limited budget, Stuart and Scarlette go head-to-head to transform these unsellable houses.
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