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Property Snakes and Ladders — Storyline

Property Ladder is the original British version of the television series Property Ladder. Hosted by Sarah Beeny, it follows the journey of amateur property developers as they set out to make a life changing profit from renovating challenging houses.

The show underwent a change in format during 2004 and now features two developments per episode rather than one.

In early 2009, Channel 4 announced that a new series was to be shown, starting on 9 June, it is the first to be filmed in a struggling market and has been re-titled Property Snakes and Ladders.

Cast & Crew

Property Snakes and Ladders — Series Details

Property Snakes and Ladders — Episode Guide

Series 1

• E1: Norwich (2001-09-27) — Simon and Caitlin Eisenmann want to climb the property ladder and be able to buy the house they are currently renting. They're £7K short and decide to buy an unmodernised property.
• E2: Bermondsey (2001-10-04) — Sarah Beeny is offering tips and advice to Jill and Steve, who plan to refurbish their two-bedroom council flat in Bermondsey and let the property.
• E3: Tonbridge (2001-10-11) — Terry and Sarah are renovating their bungalow in Tonbridge, Kent. They plan to add a "Garden Room" type extension to the back of the house which will significantly increase the siz
• E4: Plaistow (2001-10-18) — As an actor Stuart needs to generate a second income to support himself between jobs. Having made a small amount of money on his last home, he has decided to try his hand at proper
• E5: Chiswick (2001-10-25) — Melany is refurbishing a flat in Chiswick which she plans to corporate let.
• E6: Lincoln (2001-11-01) — Philip and Stephen gave up their jobs in London to move to north Lincolnshire and start their own business as property developers. Their plan was to convert a disused dairy into a

Series 2

• E1: Sydenham (2002-11-05) — Recently divorced, Jonathan Topps had been forced to live in his friend’s spare room for 6 months and was itching to get back onto the property ladder. With London prices so high,
• E2: Crouch End (2002-11-12) — Katie Basham was a first time buyer in her late 20s and like many people her age, desperate to get onto the property ladder. With London house prices out of reach, her solution was
• E3: Coventry (2002-11-19) — Dan Gordon was desperate to get on the property ladder, but couldn’t afford the high prices in London. So, with the help of his girlfriend Rowena Walker, he decided to invest his s
• E4: Manchester (2002-11-26) — Sian Astley is a confident young businesswoman who wants to make some serious money from property developing. Sian already had some experience of doing up houses. She and her last
• E5: Maidstone (2002-12-03) — Best friends, Liz Rivers and Laura Sexton have been on the ultimate shopping trip. They went to an auction and came away with a run-down two-bedroom house in Maidstone for £90,000.
• E6: Burgess Hill (2002-12-10) — Nicola Tolton and Gareth Piggott have been bitten by the property developing bug. Last year they renovated and sold their home making an impressive £45,000 profit. They decided to
• E7: Shoreditch (2002-12-17) — Merchant banker, Tallat Mukhtar sank his life savings into an empty shell in Shoreditch, East London. His plan was to transform it into a trendy two-bed loft apartment. Tallat had
• E8: Emsworth (2002-12-24) — Wannabe property developers Joanna Kingman and Graham Scurr dreamt of mortgage free living. They decided that developing property was the way forward and bought a 1960s semi-detach

Series 3

• E1: Aberdare (2003-09-23) — Sarah joins first-time developers Patrick and Vanessa from Aberdare, South Wales, who provide an example of how not to do it. They have re-mortgaged their own home to buy two cotta
• E2: Macclesfield (2003-09-30) — Lisa Fox-Cooper is passionate about decorating and very bored with her high paid high powered job in IT. Her dream is to change career and become a full time property developer. Li
• E3: Market Harborough (2003-10-07) — Sarah meets next-door neighbours Jane and Jamie from Market Harborough who have just lost their jobs and put everything on the line to make their first property developing project
• E4: Caterham (2003-10-14) — Gina Reedy sold the family home and invested over £400,000 pounds in her first development. She intends to live on site with her husband and children while she project manages the
• E5: Neath (2003-10-14) — From the age of 13, Kim Maoate knew she wanted to be a property developer. Now, ten years later, her dream has come true. Kim's given up her lucrative job in IT, re-mortgaged her h
• E6: Battersea (2003-10-14) — This week Sarah Beeny meets Jonathan Moon, who has turned his back on a lucrative career in IT to become a full time developer. But Jonathan's plans for a high tech, high spec bach
• E7: Nottingham (2003-10-21) — Sarah Beeny meets first time developers Alex and Vonny Shelley, who intend to transform a run down mid-terrace house into a modern family home, spending as little money as they can
• E8: Earls Court (2003-10-28) — Sarah Beeny meets first-time developer Martin Sutherland. He plans to convert a run down three-bedroom London flat into a luxury five-bed apartment in the hope of filling it with h
• E9: Taunton (2003-11-04) — Paul Dare wanted a challenge to take his mind off the break-up of his marriage – and a challenge he has found. The Victorian house he has bought in Taunton, Somerset, is a house wi
• E10: Richmond (2003-11-11) — Sarah Beeny tackles a development in Richmond, Surrey, where Joanna Stamatis and Brian Walden have very big designs for a tiny two up, two down cottage. They want to rip the inside
• E11: Winchmore Hill (2003-11-18) — Sarah Beeny meets first time property developers Sharon Lennon and Mark Standing, who have turned their backs on high-paid jobs designing shops to see if they can work their magic

Series 4

• E1: Poole (2004-09-22) — The object of their affection is a four bedroom 1930s art deco house in Poole, Dorset and they are about to embark on the biggest spending spree of their lives. Yet they set off wi
• E2: Lincoln (2004-10-06) — Sarah thinks that Martine and Teresa have struck gold. They’ve just bought this delapitated terraced property with a 40 foot garden in Billinghay near Lincoln. However she is less
• E3: Stanmore (2004-10-13) — They've risked everything on their first property development, selling their house and moving into rented accommodation. However working full-time and property developing at the we
• E4: Brighton (2004-10-20) — Chris Cieslak is designing his Brighton development to suit a family with two children under the age of seven. Sarah is worried about his strategy and his planning
• E5: Sneinton (2004-10-27) — For their first step onto the Property Ladder Mark Clifford and Tracy Newcombe decided on a worn out three-storey shop, a bold choice. After ignoring the initial surveyor’s report
• E6: Hastings (2004-11-03) — This week’s first time developers Emma and Dyson Watkins, obviously the gambling kind, have bought a 17th Century Farmhouse with the intentions of lovingly restoring it. Set in sev
• E7: Felixstowe (2004-11-10) — This week Sarah follows furniture maker Mike Horgan and girlfriend Laura Archer, a teacher, as they attempt to develop a 5 bedroom Victorian semi in Felixstowe in Suffolk, a snip a
• E8: Neath (2004-11-17) — Eighteen months ago, Kim Maoate decided to start a career in property developing. She gave up her high-paid job, re-mortgaged her house and bought a wreck 170 miles away from her h
• E9: Maidstone Revisited (2004-11-24) — Remember Liz Rivers and Laura Sexton – the window dressers with dreams of making their fortune developing property? Two years on and Sarah Beeny returns to Maidstone to discover ho
• E10: Lincolnshire Revisited (2004-12-01) — Sarah Beeny is in Lincolnshire revisiting Philip and Steven, who three years ago left their successful London careers to take on a run-down barn in the middle of the Lincolnshire c
• E11: Battersea Revisited (2004-12-08) — The only good thing about getting everything wrong on your first development is that hopefully your next one will run like clockwork – thanks to your hard earned experience. This w

Series 5

• E1: Chingford (2005-04-05) — Sarah meets Sue Silver, a glamorous Essex mother of three who has given up her job as a pharmacy assistant to move into property developing as a way of clearing her debts and fundi
• E2: Wellingborough (2005-04-12) — This week's developers think they've found the next property hotspot: Wellingborough in the Northamptonshire commuter belt. But they're taking a big gamble – even playing poker to
• E3: Treorchy (2005-04-19) — Like thousands of other amateur developers, the Slater family believe the Welsh Valleys are the place to make money from property. But Sarah Beeny isn't so sure that buying three p
• E4: Macclesfield Revisit (2005-05-03) — So where did those rose petals come from then…?
• E5: Earls Court Revisit (2005-05-10) — Martin Sutherland was convinced he'd found the formula for making money out of developing: take an average three-bed, one bath flat, then squeeze in two more bedrooms and another b
• E6: Winchmore Hill Revisit (2005-05-17) — Mark Standing and Sharon Lennon were never short of confidence. Now they hope to make a staggering profit on their second development. Sounds great, but will they get their asking
• E7: Sudbury (2005-06-21) — Who would spend tens of thousands of pounds and six months modernising a house but forget to put in central heating? The mind boggles. But that's just what this week's developers d

Series 6

• E1: Islington (2006-06-28) — Not many people would turn down the chance to make £150,000 profit, but that's what Marigold Charles and Joel Peters do with their flat in Islington, north London.
• E2: Nottingham and Brighton (2006-07-05) — This week both sets of developers are in their 20s and neither are letting a lack of money or experience stop them having a go at developing. But super tight budgets combined with
• E3: Poole and Crouch End (2006-07-12) — This week both partners are taking a big gamble on a new career in property developing. They've given up high earning jobs to pursue what they think is a better life in property. B
• E4: Bow and Surbiton (2006-07-19) — The two developers in this episode are not only looking to make money, but also hoping to make a difference to the environment. But they’ve both chosen rather unlikely properties t
• E5: Brighton and Ross-on-Wye (2006-07-26) — The properties in this episode are very different, but they're both in stunning locations. Their developers could reap serious money from the trend of people moving out of cities i
• E6: Felixstowe Revisited (2006-08-02) — 18 months ago, Mike Horgan and Laura Archer took on a large house in Felixstowe on a tiny budget. It might have been hard work, but they weren’t put off developing. But while their
• E7: Norfolk Revisited (2006-08-09) — Scientists Julie Thomas and Lee Jones had a tiny two-up two-down in Hitchin. With a low budget and a lot of naïve enthusiasm, they didn’t have the first clue about what they should
• E8: Dunstable Revisited (2006-08-16) — Sarah Beeny catches up with Mark and Tammy Howard, and Dave Hearne and Nick Holmes, who were all convinced they could make the largest profits ever seen on Property Ladder out of t

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Property Snakes and Ladders have? 10 season(s) with 83 episodes.

Where can I watch Property Snakes and Ladders? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.