And hello to the gleaming navy-coloured solar-powered Everhot range cooker in their stunning new bespoke kitchen with white marbled countertops, overlooking a lake and green rolling fields stretching as far as the eye can see. Like this story? Sarah Beeny has been gracing TV screens from Somerset for a new property adventure. TheTV presenter Sarah Beeny and her family couldn't be more excited about spending their first Christmas in residence at their rather grand new country pile. Sarah called the property 'Little House on the Prairie' as the couple began changing the land around their would-be home, including planting 1,000 trees to create a 'woodland walk' near the stream. My House is Falling Down and Sarah . Editors' Code of Practice. The three-storey, seven-bedroom house is certainly an eyeful, appearing like a honey-hued mirage at the end of a long, winding farm track pitted with craters. Usually, it takes a lot of hard work and dedication to be successful in life. They are seen planning to build the house of their dreams, which involves a modern, carbon-neutral mini stately home. During the opening episode last month, Graham and the pair's four boys helped the builders out by planting 20,000 trees in the estate's surrounding farmland and installing a bee farm. The family has been embracing the Somerset way of life - Credit: Outline Productions/Jonathan Profaska. 'Last year this was a building site, but we were determined to have our Christmas dinner in this house, imagining what it could be like,' says Sarah, 49, giving me the first official tour of their baroque-inspired mini stately home. View our online Press Pack. The family have built a James Bond-themed, alpine treehouse which is lit up with fairy lights. Documents show a planning application was submitted in April 2019 and finally approved in July this year. . Sarah had submitted plans to remove portions of the existing hedgerows to create an access point to the house. House Tours; Sarah Beeny has sold her huge Grade II-listed stately home in Yorkshire and it's a Northern Star. This is certainly true for Sarah Beeny, who recently sold the Grade II* listed Rise Hall in East Riding of Yorkshire for an impressive 1.4 million.
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