How you could be part of George Clarke's new property and renovation series

The Washington-born architect and TV presenter is looking for applicants to appear in his new property / renovation series, which has the working title of A Dream Home Together.

Hosted by George, the premise of the series is two households merging into one.

Producers are looking for people who are selling one home, renovating another and combining two households into one shared home.

Speaking about the show, a spokesperson said: “The series follows people who are moving two households together under one roof.

“They will be selling one home they no longer need and renovating a home they all want to live in together.

“Our show will follow the renovation, the decisions, the emotions and - ultimately - the reveal of the brand-new home. Along the way, you’ll have support and practical tips from George Clarke, one of the UK’s most trusted renovation experts – who can help you get the most out of your project.”

You can apply for the show here https://shortaudition.com/ADreamHomeTogether

Last month, George’s plans to create a new bookshop, café and flexible event space in Sunniside were given the green light.

Sunderland City Council’s planning department has approved a scheme to convert 176 High Street West, next door to Sonny’s and Pop Recs, into a new development led by the star, who has long been an advocate for Sunderland’s regeneration.

The plans, announced in September, 2025, aim to convert the ground floor of the Grade II-listed building into a cultural bookshop, café and flexible event space described as a ‘community living room.’

Meanwhile, the upper floors are set to be transformed into an apartment that would be used by the presenter and his family, as well as being marketed as boutique accommodation for short stays when he isn’t in town.

The apartment will be themed around the industries which built Sunderland including shipbuilding, coalmining and stained-glass work, paying homage to George’s home city.