Star architect Dermot Bannon returned to our screens on Sunday night with a new RTE One series of Room To Improve.
This week the episode was centred around a young couple, Conor Dunne and Amy O’Sullivan, who wanted to renovated an 100-year-old derelict Irish farmhouse in Tullamore, Co Offaly. The property belonged to Conor's late grandmother and was gifted to them by his parents.
Conor and Amy had set aside a strict budget of €325,000 for the renovations and much to viewer's surprise, Dermot didn't go over budget.
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Dermot transformed the property into a modern home while retaining the original structural layout of the old farmhouse.
The final cost of the build came to €326,000 - with the couple also qualifying for a €20,000 grant.
Room To Improve fans where thrilled to welcome the show back to their screens, with people left gushing over the final reveal.
One person wrote on Twitter: "Sure its great to have it back!! The tension, the budget, the designs, the budget!!, the disagreements, the budget!! And the final reveal of the beautiful new home."
Another wrote: "Stunning conversion on #roomtoimprove. Adored the colour of the kitchen, stunning."
A third said: "The end result - they now have a beautiful home. Wishing the couple many years of happiness and love in their new home."
Room to Improve returns to RTÉ One and RTÉ player next Sunday at 9.30pm.
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