Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids

The planners agree that renovation can extend into the adjacent barn. Anty John's is set to become a four-bedroom family home. Richard's crew finish the concrete floor, mixing and pouring each barrow by hand. Amanda meets a distant Clarkson relative.

Amanda and Clive will be busy tending to their flock while managing the energetic antics of their children, making for some entertaining moments on the farm. As the family works to ensure that the lambing goes smoothly, they also face the challenge of making their home renovation watertight.

In this episode, viewers will see the team finally hitting a major milestone in their build. The struggles of the past months seem to fade as everyone gets back on track, filled with enthusiasm and determination. Amanda and Clive, along with their kids, will showcase their hard work and dedication, transforming challenges into opportunities. The atmosphere is expected to be lively and joyful, reflecting the promise of new beginnings.

In this installment, the family faces the challenge of racing against the clock as worsening weather threatens their renovation plans. Viewers will see Amanda and Clive working tirelessly alongside their children to make significant progress on their dream home

With planning permission granted, it's full steam ahead as builder Richard helps the family to plan their highly challenging renovation. But the wet and windy autumn weather takes hold...

With spring in full swing, the Owens gear up for a busy lambing season while builder Richard lays a stone floor on the cosy underfloor heating. And the family reflect on how far the project has come.

A major snowfall brings stunning landscapes and carefree play days for the kids, while builder Richard is hard at work fitting floors, pipes and electrics. Amanda's off-roader gets stuck in a snowdrift and needs a helping hand from Miles and his tractor, and the family battle members to protect their pregnant sheep scattered across the Fells.

A second Christmas during the Owens' farmhouse renovation is fast approaching, and Amanda and the kids are preparing their farm animals and pets for the cold weather. Richard is keen to get doors fitted so that the house is protected from the elements, while Amanda and her daughter Clemmie meet historian Derek to walk in the footsteps of Anty John's former occupant, diarist Anthony Clarkson.

Builder Richard grapples with the challenge of moving oak ceiling beams into position while, over at Ravenseat, Clive picks up the tweezers to get his sheep looking their best for the sales. An incredible discovery could reveal a wealth of information about Anty John's 19th-century resident Anthony Clarkson. And, as winter draws in, the building is finally scaffolding-free.

The Owens continue the transformation of their farmhouse home in the Dales. With permission to extend into the barn, there's now even more work to do! And excitement builds as the new windows arrive.

As autumn turns to winter, the antique fireplace is installed, the horses are re-shoed and Annas, Clemmie and Nancy are put through their sheepdog paces.

The Owens prepare for Clive's 70th birthday, Amanda worries about a premature newborn calf, and Clemmie and Annas are hoping to seal a deal to buy their first ever sheep. Reuben, Clive and Sid set to work on repairing the road bridge up to Anty John's, where the underfloor heating is finally about to be turned on, much to the kids' delight.

As the main interior work approaches completion, Amanda takes the girls go on a camping trip under the stars in Swaledale, and heads to a local antiques shop in search of a traditional Yorkshire fireplace to restore and fit into Anty John's new living room. Derek the historian takes Amanda, Clem and Nancy to the church where the house's former owner got married.

It's summer and the children are making the most of the school holidays, swimming in the stream and going off in search of their new peacock chicks. Sid and Amanda inspect a vital bridge that's collapsed on the track up to Anty John's, and Raven returns to help celebrate Nancy's ninth birthday with the rest of the family.

The Owens' build approaches its second anniversary, as they continue to transform their run-down Yorkshire farmhouse into their new family home. In spring, builder Richard embarks on the huge job of plastering walls, while Amanda has to make big decisions on the kitchen. Dan the joiner arrives with the new doors, but Nancy queries the lack of a cat flap. After a busy lambing season, the sheep return to the moor, and Amanda takes the chance to dig deeper into the recently transcribed Anthony Clarkson diary.