Escape to the Country’s Jonnie Irwin horrified as guest left ‘feeling sick’ by choice of property

ESCAPE to the Country’s Jonnie Irwin was left horrified after a guest said she was “feeling sick” by his choice of property.

The BBC One presenter accompanied Melissa and Nick to Worcestershire in the search for their dream Escape To The Country home.

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Melissa and Nick were left feeling ‘sick’ with Jonnie’s choice of property[/caption]

The couple were keen to leave Surrey after 21 years after their kids fled he nest.

The pair had a healthy budget of £900,000 and were looking for a four-bedroom detached property and enough outdoor space for their dogs.

Melissa and Nick were swept off their feet with the first property, with a stunning farmhouse kitchen and swimming pool.

Melissa gushed: “You couldn’t have designed a better house. I’m speechless which is a first for me.”

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The second house did not impress[/caption]

Jonnie tried to impress the couple with his second pick, a slightly older property located in Taunton.

However, the pair were left unconvinced with the grade 2 listed timber building.

Despite the stunning period features in the farmhouse kitchen and the vast amount of space, they were not happy with the “wonky” floors.

The pair immediately fell in love with the beams and the gorgeous views but admitted that didn’t like the “low doorways”.

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They praised the stunning farmhouse kitchen but hated the low ceilings[/caption]

Could you see yourself living in a house like this?” Jonnie asked. 

“I don’t know,” Melissa replied and Nick added: “It has very low doorways.”

While exploring the largest of the master bedroom, Jonnie quizzed the couple on their first impressions.

Melissa replied: “Wow that’s a view, isn’t it? That’s lovely. The beams are lovely. It has characterful floors too.”

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The couple were not impressed by the ‘wonky floors’[/caption]

“Oh, are we talking about the wonky floors?” Jonnie asked. “How do you feel about that? I quite like it.”

“I don’t like it,” she replied and the expert said: “Are you getting seasick?”

“Yes,” Melissa confirmed and her husband added: “It’s not going it for me in the same way the first [property] did.

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The property boasted plenty of charming original features[/caption]

“I love the character, I love the beams but something just doesn’t draw you in like the first proper did.”

Jonnie explained: “It’s a shame Nick and Melissa can’t see themselves living here as I thought this property would deliver the kind of character they requested.”

Although this property did not meet their expectations, the couple still had their hearts set on the first house they viewed.

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The couple made an offer on the first property[/caption]

The couple explained they were looking to organise a second viewing on the property and planned to bring their sons along to get their opinion. 

Viewers were thrilled to hear that the couple had made an offer on the first property which was accepted.

Escape to the Country airs on weekdays on BBC One at 3pm.