Selling Houses Australia - Season 9

Empty-nester Karen needs to sell her beautiful family home to fund her new life in Melbourne. The decor and floor plan don't match the price tag, so Andrew, Charlie and Shaynna are stepping in to help find a buyer.

Julia and Pat need to downsize, but they've had no offers in 12 months. The team are up against a messy layout, '90s decor and an inflated asking price. Will they find a buyer for this misfit family home?

Trevor and Susan are keen to sell their eccentric gallery home after Susan's cancer diagnosis. The layout is convoluted, which is putting the buyers off. Can the team work their magic to achieve a much needed sale?

Mother and daughter Maria and Marissa have a thriving business operated out of a windmill. They've decided to move on, but this quirky restaurant-cum-residence hasn't exactly been a real estate success story.

Ariana and Melissa are selling their tenanted country home to fund a move closer to the coast. They need to sell before they can move with their three young sons and will need every ounce of help to achieve a sale.

Michael needs a sale to fund his future after knee issues forced him into retirement. Buyers are turned off, thinking it's a battle axe block - can Andrew, Charlie and Shaynna find a buyer?

Kate and Mark are desperate for more space for their family. Their home has been on the market for over two years with three different agents. Can some clever marketing and a facelift make it a must-have property?

Glenn and Joanna are desperate to sell their home after separating. A sale can't come soon enough as they both want a fresh start. Problem is, the house is only half finished and the price tag doesn't match.

David is selling an oddity in beachside Adelaide: a mock Tudor house that's a neighbourhood landmark. It's been on and off the market for five years, and David needs to downsize to a more practical home.

The team take on the massive challenge of three homes owned by the same family, and all are up for sale. Will they be able to make the most of a limited budget and find buyers for all three?

Peter and Jay bought their townhouse thinking it was a sure-fire investment. Turns out it wasn't what it seemed, and now they are desperate to sell to fund a move to Sydney. Can the team come to the rescue?

Andrew, Charlie and Shaynna are about to face their greatest challenge in a thrilling double-episode makeover. "Old Linton" is a country manor in Yass, which boasts 46 rooms, including a library, stables and a ballroom! The interior of the house spans almost an acre. This historic house was a Gatsby-style mansion in the 1920s and a home for injured war veterans in the 1940s. Now owners Karina and Stephe are struggling with the upkeep of this massive property. It's time to sell up – but who would take on a crumbling castle in the middle of the countryside? Andrew must think outside the box for this one. A property of this scale needs a global marketing strategy, so Andrew returns to his old stomping ground – Mother England. After touring some of Blighty's most historic houses, Andrew realises the English really know how to reinvent old country manors. He decides the best approach is to market "Old Linton" as a B&B. It's up to Charlie and Shaynna to bring back the grandeur of this historic home and make it a gorgeous place to stay – without breaking the owners' bank balance.

Andrew, Charlie and Shaynna are about to face their greatest challenge in a thrilling double-episode makeover. "Old Linton" is a country manor in Yass, which boasts 46 rooms, including a library, stables and a ballroom! The interior of the house spans almost an acre. This historic house was a Gatsby-style mansion in the 1920s and a home for injured war veterans in the 1940s. Now owners Karina and Stephe are struggling with the upkeep of this massive property. It's time to sell up – but who would take on a crumbling castle in the middle of the countryside? Andrew must think outside the box for this one. A property of this scale needs a global marketing strategy, so Andrew returns to his old stomping ground – Mother England. After touring some of Blighty's most historic houses, Andrew realises the English really know how to reinvent old country manors. He decides the best approach is to market "Old Linton" as a B&B. It's up to Charlie and Shaynna to bring back the grandeur of this historic home and make it a gorgeous place to stay – without breaking the owners' bank balance.