Popular TV show 'Homes under the Hammer' shines the light on Diggle property

Shereen Howarth, Managing Director of Cornerstone Estates and Lettings, pictured on set with 'Homes under the Hammer' in Diggle

The picturesque village of Diggle enjoyed a touch of stardom as the popular TV programme 'Homes under the Hammer' filmed on location.

Multi award-winning Cornerstone Estates and Lettings was handpicked to offer a professional valuation for the resale of the renovated property.

Managing Director Shereen Howarth, a familiar face in the local real estate scene, was thrilled to participate.

"I am delighted to accept the offer and to be featured on 'Homes under the Hammer,' a show I've enjoyed watching for years," said Shereen.

"It was wonderful to see the transformation that had occurred under the new owner."

The property, a former newsagents that had been unoccupied for some time, has been completely revitalized.

The renovation boasts a high-spec finish throughout, including a more practical layout, new heritage-coloured windows and doors, and enhanced energy efficiency.

The high-end kitchen and bathrooms add to the allure, making it a standout property in the area.

Additionally, the garden, a rare treasure for Saddleworth, has been revamped to include off-road parking, enhancing its appeal even further.

This exciting opportunity for Cornerstone Estates and Lettings comes at a significant time for Shereen, who has recently been nominated as a finalist for the prestigious Oldham Business Awards.

"Being nominated is an honour, and being part of 'Homes under the Hammer' is the cherry on top," she added.

Cornerstone Estates and Lettings pledges to offer unparalleled service and expertise to its clients for both sales and lettings.

Keep an eye out for the episode to see the stunning transformation and expert insights from Shereen.

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