
Description
Designers, builders and old-home enthusiasts in small towns and big cities across America re-imagine and transform abandoned structures by preserving their historical integrity while giving them new purpose.

Designers, builders and old-home enthusiasts in small towns and big cities across America re-imagine and transform abandoned structures by preserving their historical integrity while giving them new purpose.
Designers, builders and old-home enthusiasts in small towns and big cities across America reimagine and transform abandoned structures by preserving their historical integrity while giving them new purpose.
A couple transforms a dilapidated 1830s house in Charleston, S.C., into their dream home; they restore as many original details as possible, including the plaster walls, the floors and the trademark Charleston piazzas.
Driven by a passion for saving old homes, a young couple fixes up a 19th century farmhouse on the outskirts of Detroit; but when they learn they're pregnant, they must balance the house project with their family needs.
A family transforms a falling 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.
A couple renovates an 1896 Acadian Colonial house in Nova Scotia, Canada; the property sits near an apple orchard and a UNESCO protected area.
A woman restores her family's 1910 beachside home in Cape Charles, VA.
A couple lovingly restores a historic home in picturesque New England.
A couple restores a folk Victorian house outside of Nashville, Tenn., in the lovely hamlet of Mt Juliet.
A brother and sister duo transforms an 1883 schoolhouse in Nova Scotia.
A couple transforms a 1940s Art Deco industrial warehouse in Detroit.
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.
Actor Corbin Bernsen and his wife, designer Amanda Pays, renovate a 1910 Hudson Valley farmhouse; the property sits on 8 acres of farmland predating the Revolutionary War.
A hoarder home in upstate New York gets a new life, but it comes at a cost.
A couple restores a 1910 Victorian farmhouse in rural Missouri.