...Penelope Keith: Storms threaten Mapperton's annual plant fair. Chavenage's sauna opens. And the lakes at Whitmore become a tourist hotspot. (Ep10) [AD,S]
...Penelope Keith: At Mapperton House, the Countess of Sandwich is under the bed. And architect Edwin Lutyens's original designs are restored at Ashby Manor. (Ep9) [AD,S]
...Penelope Keith: Britain's most haunted castle reveals its secrets. The owners of Iford Manor buy a pub. And Whitmore Hall has a spring clean. (Ep8) [AD,S]
...Penelope Keith: The Chavenage mobile sauna project is hotting up. Hidden secrets emerge in Staffordshire. And Ashby Manor's architectural past is revealed. (Ep7) [AD,S]
...Penelope Keith: Wiltshire's stunning Iford Manor gardens are in bloom. A model railway is revealed at Chavenage. The treehouse project begins at Pitchford Hall. (Ep6) [AD,S]
...Penelope Keith: At Treberfydd House, the wedding of the year is underway - rain permitting. And an ancient Shropshire lime tree needs some extra TLC. (Ep5) [AD,S]
...Penelope Keith: During a glorious Cotswolds summer, a new pond goes in at Chavenage House. Meanwhile, the restoration of Ashby Manor's Gunpowder Plot room becomes complex. (Ep4) [AD,S]
...Penelope Keith: An old drainage tunnel causes havoc at Pitchford Hall. There's an American countess in Dorset. And Brancepeth Castle opens for a Dragon Quest. (Ep3) [AD,S]
...Penelope Keith: After 25 years of neglect, Pitchford Hall returns to its original family, who face a huge restoration task. And the Chavenage sauna plans progress. (Ep2) [AD,S]
...Penelope Keith: Penelope meets country house owners who are trying to keep their historic homes intact, starting with a County Durham castle and Cotswolds glamping. (Ep1) [AD,S]