In With the Old

With dreams for a family homestead, Susan and Michael Dunsmoor face numerous challenges restoring a Queen Anne Victorian farmhouse in rural Missouri.

A young couple takes on their first renovation project, restoring a 130-year-old Victorian mansion in the historic neighborhood known as Louisville's Harlem. They breathe new life into their home and community by honoring the house's rich history. 

A hoarder home in upstate New York gets a new life, but it comes at a cost. A NYC-based couple purchase a historic farmhouse in the Hudson Valley. But their renovation goals are challenged when the home needs more financial investment than they planned.

Actor Corbin Bernsen and his wife, designer Amanda Pays-Bernsen, completely revitalize a 1910 Hudson Valley farmhouse that sits on eight acres of farmland dating back to before the Revolutionary War.

A married couple rescues a 1902 Colonial Revival tear-down on Syracuse, New York's south side. Bought for $4,000, the couple transforms the neglected house into a charming family home, blending historic details with modern living for their two children.

A designer couple brings their vision to life, transforming a 1940s Art Deco industrial warehouse into a stunning dream space. Using reclaimed materials, they turn it into a bespoke home filled with character, perfect for living, dining and entertaining.

A 140-year-old schoolhouse located in Nova Scotia gets a transformative new lease on life by a brother and sister team who convert this heritage property from a stern school mistress into a stunning nautical-themed, loft-style living space.

A couple restores a beautiful folk Victorian house outside of Nashville, Tennessee in the lovely hamlet of Mt Juliet.

New Britain, Connecticut's renowned bakery owner Miriam Stephens along with her husband, Nathan, lovingly restore the historic home formerly owned by the famed Stanley Tools family.

In memory of her late father, a woman sets out to restore her family’s crumbling 1910 beachside home in historic Cape Charles, Virginia and transform it into a heartfelt tribute to her father’s cherished childhood memories.

A couple braves winter in Nova Scotia, Canada to renovate an abandoned 1896 Acadian Colonial house located next to an apple orchard and one of only two UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) protected land areas.

A family transforms a beautiful but falling down church along the Grand River in Ontario, Canada into their home. In addition to the renovation, the family must maintain the cemetery, which is older than Canada.