Blind Homebuyer Finds Dream Bangor Home with Help from Phil Spencer and Kirsty Allsop

Blind Homebuyer Finds Dream Bangor Home with Help from Phil Spencer and Kirsty Allsop

…By Alan Peterson for TDPel Media.

Lynne’s Quest for a Dream Home:

Making the decision to buy a home can be challenging for anyone, but especially so for Lynne, who is blind.

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In her search for the perfect home in Bangor, she sought the guidance of property experts Phil Spencer and Kirsty Allsop on Channel 4’s Location, Location, Location.

With her trusty guide dog Lucy by her side, Lynne made crucial decisions about potential houses on the show.

Lynne’s Desires for an Upgrade:

In 2016, Lynne, a web developer, aimed to upgrade from her current residence in Bangor to a new house with a conservatory and an additional bedroom.

The recent episode, airing on Wednesday, May 31, revisits Lynne to see how she fared after the cameras stopped rolling.

The Unbreakable Bond with Lucy:

During the original episode, viewers learned that Lynne had adopted Lucy from a rescue center in London.

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The pair shared an inseparable bond, with Lucy playing a pivotal role in approving Phil and Kirsty’s choices for potential homes.

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Lucy’s Influence in Decision-Making:

A significant portion of Lynne’s decision-making process was based on Lucy’s reactions to the houses.

With Phil describing each property, Lynne relied on Lucy’s cues.

This unique experience marked the first time Phil had assisted a blind house hunter.

Ultimately, Lynne chose the house that Lucy preferred, even though it came with a £20,000 higher price tag compared to one of the other options that Lucy did not like.

Lucy Guides the Way:

Lucy’s disapproval of a particular house was evident as she appeared “sorrowful” and attempted to lead Lynne straight out of the front door.

Lynne stated that Lucy’s behavior helped solidify her decision, as Lucy remained uncertain about the second house while both of them loved the third option.

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A Delayed Dream Home:

Regrettably, Lynne was unable to purchase the house she found on Location, Location, Location due to the slow sale of her own property.

After living in Yorkshire for two years, Lynne and Lucy returned to Bangor and successfully acquired a £170,000 house in 2020, a place that had received Lucy’s seal of approval.

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A Forever Home:

Delighted with her new home, Lynne shared her excitement in the catch-up episode.

Lucy’s immediate affection for the house was evident when she energetically explored every corner.

The new residence boasts two reception rooms and an office, allowing Lynne to work comfortably from home.

She considers Bangor her “happy place,” relishing the proximity to the sea and easy access to shops.

Conclusion:

Tune in to Channel 4’s Location, Location, Location at 8 pm on Wednesday, May 31, or catch the episode on All4 to follow Lynne’s journey in finding her dream home with the assistance of Phil Spencer and Kirsty Allsop.

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About the Author:

Alan Peterson is a talented writer who creates engaging and informative content for TDPel Media. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Alan has established himself as a respected authority in his field. He is a dedicated professional who is committed to providing readers with accurate and up-to-date news and information. Alan’s ability to distill complex ideas into easily digestible pieces has earned him a loyal following among TDPel Media’s readers. In addition to his writing work, Alan is an avid reader and enjoys exploring new topics to expand his knowledge and expertise. He lives in Scotlant, United Kingdom.