Series 3
Series Summary
Ruth Watson is back for a third series of Country House Rescue, taking on some of Britain's biggest country houses and most historic families.
Britain's historic buildings are central to our sense of identity, but they are in crisis. The recession has left stately home owners facing a predicament not seen since the mass demolitions of the 1960s. Can Ruth find new ways of keeping these cash hungry buildings running, relevant and standing?
From the Scudamores of Kentchurch to the Maxwells of Monreith; Ruth brings her no-nonsense business savvy to bear on centuries of family history and tradition.
Episodes (13)
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Ruth visits Wyresdale Hall in Lancashire, home to the Whewell family.
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Ruth visits a sprawling stately pile in Devon, home to notorious…
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Ruth visits Monreith House in Scotland, home to eccentric bachelor…
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Ruth visits Trereife House in Penzance, Cornwall. It's a crumbling…
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Ruth Watson visits the ailing Kentchurch Court in Herefordshire, home…
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Sheila O'Neill and her daughters plan new money-making schemes…
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Ruth has more than just a crumbling home to contend with this time as…
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Ruth visits Pen-y-Lan, a 17-century mansion in Wales.
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Ruth Watson revisits Abbey Dore Court to see how Charis Ward and her granddaughter Clare's catering holiday business is faring.
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Ruth revisits Heath House to see how the owners are getting on with their plan to make money using the house as a venue for weddings and…
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Ruth Watson revisits Cornelia Bayley at Plas Teg, a Grade I listed Jacobean mansion that has remained virtually unchanged since it was…
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Ruth Watson revisits the Rogers family at Riverhill House in Kent to see if Ed and Sarah have made a success of their plans to make the…
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The show returns to Hill Place, a Grade II listed Georgian villa in…
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