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A Nottinghamshire couple unsure whether to renovate their home or sell up appear on Channel 4's property series Love It or List It. The programme, presented by Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer, features couples as they debate whether to renovate their existing property or start afresh in a new home.
Richard’s stroke came soon after a cycling accident, costing him his speech and leaving him with lasting mobility issues. As a result, he and wife Sue must consider whether they should move to a new home with fewer steps or renovate their existing property to make it more accessible for him.In particular, Richard hopes to find a bungalow or dormer bungalow with an open-plan layout and a downstairs bathroom.
With a £50,000 renovation budget at Sue and Richard’s disposal, Kirstie Allsopp hopes to persuade the pair to stay put. But Phil Spencer does his very best to tempt them to move to a new home, aiming to prove to them that the grass really is greener on the other side.
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