As Gavin and Nicole dig deeper into their Welsh smallholding, clearing rooms exposes hidden features—and a trail of questionable past repairs. Heavy furniture and forgotten materials make demolition harder than expected, while a family visit adds encouragement and extra hands. With plans forming for a new heating system and a bathroom overhaul, the renovation officially shifts into its next phase, where careful assessment and structural decisions start to shape the future of the house.
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