Country House Rescue (2008) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

Country House Rescue (2008) is a documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Country House Rescue online in HD.

Country House Rescue — Storyline

An expert visits a struggling country house and tries to turn its fortunes by giving advice and suggestions to the owners. The first four seasons saw Ruth Watson in this role. The fifth season saw Simon Davis take the role.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Ruth Watson

Country House Rescue — Series Details

Country House Rescue — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Cothay Manor (2008-12-09) — Cothay Manor is hidden away in deepest Somerset, it’s one of the finest medieval country houses in England.

  Fifteen years ago, Mary-Anne and Alastair Robb bought it as an empty s

• E2: Elmore Court (2008-12-16) — Elmore Court is a Grade II listed mansion in the Cotswolds, the centrepiece of a twenty-five million pound estate. But behind the beautiful façade, whole wings are crumbling. The b
• E3: Chesters (2008-12-23) — Chesters is a 215-year-old Palladian style country house on the Scottish Borders. Owners John and Ellie Henderson desperately want to live here but are trapped in London jobs to pa
• E4: Albury Park (2008-12-30) — Four years ago, Nigel and Jennifer Whalley bought Albury in Surrey but have since amassed debts of £4 million. Now the bank wants its money back.

  Can businesswoman Ruth Watson res

• E5: Black Clauchrie (2009-01-06) — In the wild and beautiful landscape of South Ayrshire, Scotland, bordering the Galloway Hills and Forest Park, lies Black Clauchrie House.

  Built in 1901, in the Arts and Crafts st

• E6: Pentillie Castle & Estate (2009-01-13) — Pentillie is a £25million, Grade Two listed castle and 2,000 acre estate in Cornwall. It was built in 1698 in a commanding position overlooking the River Tamar. For nearly 30 years

Season 2

• E1: Plas Teg, North Wales (2010-03-04) — Ruth Watson meets Cornelia Bayley, owner of Plas Teg, a Grade One listed Jacobean mansion. Cornelia purchased it for £75,000, but her devotion has come at a personal cost as well.
• E2: Riverhill, Kent (2010-03-11) — Ruth heads for Riverhill in Kent, an 18th century rag stone manor that's struggling to keep the elements at bay. Can Ruth persuade the four generations of the family to agree on a
• E3: Carnfield Hall, Derbyshire (2010-03-18) — Ruth Watson visits Carnfield Hall in Derbyshire and its owner James Cartland, cousin of famous author Barbara Cartland. Now in his 60s James finds caring for Carnfield a bit of a s
• E4: Heath House, Staffordshire (2010-03-25) — Ruth visits John and Flavia Philips and their costly gothic mansion Heath House in Staffordshire. Can she help their son Ben get his rescue plans off the ground?
• E5: Kelly House, Cornwall (2010-04-01) — Ruth Watson visits the Kelly family, who live in Kelly House in Kelly village, Cornwall. Can she persuade the family to make a new start and save their Grade I listed home from der
• E6: Whitbourne Hall, Worcestershire (2010-04-08) — Ruth visits Whitbourne Hall, a vast Palladian-style mansion in Worcestershire, where the resident community is struggling to agree how to raise the cash to restore the building.
• E7: Abbey Dore Court, Herefordshire (2010-04-15) — Ruth visits Abbey Dore Court in Herefordshire, where the owner's granddaughter is determined to return the quaint but dilapidated country home back to how it was when she was a chi
• E8: Gissing Hall (2011-08-18) — Ruth helps turn an ailing hotel into a revamped weddings and events centre with plush new décor and a new manager.

  Gissing Hall in Norfolk is an impressive country mansion that wa

• E9: Cothay Manor – Revisited (2009-11-11) — Ruth Watson returns to Cothay Manor, Somerset, a 15th-century building full of original features, to see whether owners Alastair and Mary-Anne Robb's ambitious plans have provided
• E10: Albury Park – Revisited (2009-11-18) — It's been a year since renowned businesswoman and trouble-shooter Ruth Watson advised the owners of stately British homes how to diversify and raise revenue to secure the future of
• E11: Black Clauchrie – Revisited (2009-12-01) — In this episode, Ruth returns to Scotland. Black Clauchrie has been part of the wild Galloway landscape since 1901. The house was originally a shooting lodge for a wealthy couple w
• E12: Chesters – Revisited (2011-08-25) — Ruth Watson catches up with John and Ellie Henderson, who own Chesters in the Scottish Borders. Their house was in a parlous state and the couple needed a fortune to save it from r
• E13: Pentillie Castle & Estate – Revisited (2011-09-01) — Ruth Watson revisits Ted and Sarah Coryton, who inherited Pentillie Castle in 2007. She encouraged them to renovate the interior for B&B and exclusive hire, but has the idea been a
• E14: Elmore Court – Revisited (2011-09-08) — Ruth Watson returns to Elmore Court in Gloucestershire to see whether new owner Anselm has succeeded with his plan to open a cookery school.

  Elmore Court is a £25 million estate i

Season 3

• E1: Wyresdale Hall (2011-03-06) — In the first episode of a new series, Ruth visits Wyresdale Park in Lancashire, home to the Whewell family.

  The Hall belongs to James Whewell senior and his wife Sally, who have s

• E2: Tapeley Park (2011-03-13) — Tapeley Park is a mansion located near Westleigh, Devon, that has been in the Christie family for 300 odd years. Current owner, Hector Christie was running Tapeley as a quasi-commu
• E3: Monreith House (2011-03-20) — Monreith House is an imposing Georgian Mansion built in 1799 near Port William in south west Scotland. It is home to Sir Michael Maxwell, the last in line to one of Scotland's olde
• E4: Trereife House (2011-03-27) — Ruth visits Trereife House in Penzance, Cornwall. It's a crumbling manor that is making a loss – with the bank close to forcing a sale.

  Tim Le Grice inherited Trereife House and i

• E5: Kentchurch Court (2011-04-03) — Kentchurch Court is one of the most historically important houses Ruth has ever worked with. The place has been handed down through the Scudamore family since 1058.

  When Jan Lucas

• E6: Garston Manor (2011-04-10) — Garston Manor is a Grade II listed Georgian house on the outskirts of Watford, built in 1812. Headmistress Sheila O'Neill bought the house as a wreck for £500,000 from the local co
• E7: Hill Place (2011-04-17) — Hill Place in Swanmore, Hampshire is a Grade II listed Georgian villa. Built in 1791, it has been home to Will and Rebecca Dobson since inheriting it from Will's grandmother. With
• E8: Pen-y-Lan (2011-04-24) — Pen-y-Lan was built in 1690 by the founder of Lloyds bank and was bought by the Holloway family in 1849. The house has been passed down the generations. Emma Holloway grew up in th
• E9: Abbey Dore Court – Revisited (2011-09-15) — Ruth Watson revisits Abbey Dore Court to see how Charis Ward and her granddaughter Clare's catering holiday business is faring.

  Charis Ward bought Abbey Dore Court in 1967 for £12

• E10: Heath House – Revisited (2011-09-22) — 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 events.

  Since Ruth's visit, Ben has left h

• E11: Plas Tag – Revisited (2011-09-29) — Ruth Watson revisits Cornelia Bayley at Plas Teg, a Grade I listed Jacobean mansion that has remained virtually unchanged since it was built in 1610.

  On Ruth's return, she arrives

• E12: Riverhill House – Revisited (2011-10-06) — 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 estate pay for itself.

  Four generations of

Season 4

• E1: Gissing Hall (2011-08-18) — Ruth travels to Gissing Hall in Norfolk and meets William and Ann Brennan who bought the place in 1986. They invested all of their savings into restoring the property and make it t
• E2: Chesters Estate Revisted (2011-08-25) — Ruth pays another visit to John and Ellie Henderson, who inherited Chesters in the Scottish Borders but were finding it hard to pay for the upkeep of the property. She learns wheth
• E3: Pentillie Castle Revisited (2011-09-01) — Ruth revisits with Ted and Sarah Coryton, who inherited Pentillie Castle in September 2007 and also faced a £6million inheritance tax bill. Ruth had encouraged them to open the hou
• E4: Elmore Court Revisited (2011-09-08) — Ruth revisits Anselm who inherited Elmore Court, a £25million estate in Gloucestershire. The property was close to falling into a state of disrepair, but Anselm had no money and ne
• E5: Abbey Dore Court Revisited (2011-09-15) — Ruth revisits Charis Ward who has owned Abbey Dore Court since 1967. Charis' 26-year-old granddaughter Clare was determined to bring her formerly happy home back to life and turned
• E6: Heath House Revisited (2011-09-22) — Ruth revisits John and wife Flavia who took over the running of Heath House following his mother's death, but they were finding the property, along with over 480 acres of land, a f
• E7: Plas Teg Revisited (2011-09-29) — Ruth revisits Plas Teg, a Grade I listed Jacobean mansion to find out what has changed since she first visited the property.
• E8: Riverhill House Revisited (2011-10-06) — Ruth goes back to Riverhill House where for the last four generations the Rogers family have lived there. Ruth finds out what has changed since she attempted to help them the last
• E9: Hill Place Revisited (2011-10-13) — Ruth Watson returns to Hill Place, a Georgian villa in Swanmore, Hampshire, where a year ago she was plunged into the middle of a family feud. Will and Rebecca Dobson had to conten

Season 5

• E1: Colebrooke Park (2012-06-14) — Simon Davis attempts to help Viscount and Viscountess Brookeborough who have lived in Colebrooke Park, a neo-classical mansion in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, for over 30 ye
• E2: Chapel Cleeve (2012-06-21) — Simon attempts to help turn around the fortunes of Chapel Cleeve which is a grade II listed manor house dating back to the 1400s.
• E3: Bantry House (2012-06-28) — Simon attempts to help turn around the fortunes of Bantry House, on the west coast of Ireland. The current residents, Egerton and Brigitte moved in over 30 years ago and managed to
• E4: Great Fulford (2012-07-05) — Simon attempts to help turn around the fortunes of Great Fulford which is a Grade I listed manor house near Exeter in Devon. The property is home to Francis and Kishanda Fulford, p
• E5: Meldon Park (2012-07-12) — Simon attempts to help turn around the fortunes of Meldon Park in Northumberland, which has has been a home to the Cookson family since 1832.
• E6: Craufurdland (2012-07-19) — Simon attempts to help turn around the fortunes of Craufurdland, a castle which dates back over eight centuries in Ayrshire, Scotland. It has been home to the Craufurd family since

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Country House Rescue have? 5 season(s) with 47 episodes.

Where can I watch Country House Rescue? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.