Sarah Beeny

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Sarah Lucinda Beeny (born 9 January 1972) is an English broadcaster and entrepreneur.

Streets Ahead, Britain's Best Homes, She is best known for presenting UK property shows, such as Property Ladder, Property Snakes, and Ladders. My House is falling Down, Beeny's Reconstruction Nightmare, Double Your Home for Half the Money, Sarah Beeny's Selling Houses, How to Live Mortgage Free and Renovate Don't Relocate Don't Relocate.

Beeny, a high-profile campaigner for buildings at risk, has personally restored Rise Hall, a 32-bedroomed Grade 2* listed hall in East Riding.

She is also a huge fan of Brain Tumor Research, Cardboard residents, and various cancer charities. Beeny, a 19-year-old behemoth, along with her brother and then boyfriend and now husband, was also the owner of the online businesses www.mysinglefriend.com and www.tepilo.com. In comparison to many other books, Beeny has written regular columns for national newspapers and magazines.

Sarah Beeny and Sarah Beeny launched Round the Houses in 2018, which brought Sarah Beeny and a host of wealthy and famous guests into their homes and lives.

Joe Sugg, Julian Clary, June Sarpong, Jo Wood, Lynn Bowles, Pearl Lowe, and Tim Lovejoy appear in series one.

Early life and education

Beeny was born in Reading, Berkshire, on January 9, 1972, to Richard and Ann. Beeny has a younger brother, Diccon. Bovis Homes' daughter loved the freedom of living outdoors. The family lived in two converted brick cottages on the edge of the Duke of Wellington's estate at Stratfield Saye, Hampshire, in a style that Beeny describes as "a little like The Good Life." The family raised goats, chickens, and ducks, while her father made dolls-house furniture to raise extra funds. Beeny has referred to her family as "crafty-entrepreneurial but more crafty than entrepreneurial."

Beeny's mother died of breast cancer at the age of 39 when she was ten years old, she was educated as a weekly boarder at the all-girls Luckley-Oakfield School in Wokingham. Although Beeny's friends went to university, she did not; she was encouraged to study drama by her English tutor and played a leading role in Brecht's Caucasian Chalk Circle. She pursued the ambition of becoming a professional actor but she was unable to enroll in a drama class.

Beeny went around the world solo at the age of 17 and found herself "lonely and seasick" the majority of the time round. She returned to the United Kingdom to work for Save the Children; window-cleaning; door-to-door vacuum cleaner-selling; and running her own sandwich-making operation. Assuming she will be self-employed for the remainder of her life, she will investigate the property market on weekends, giving her a solid grounding in the market. Beeny and her brother and his husband started their own property-development company after saving up a deposit without formal education. Beeny is also the co-founder of MySingleFriend.com, a UK dating website.

Beeny was invited to take part in a screen test to front a new programme series on land development that was to be backed by a property specialist after meeting Sarah Delafield-Cook, a talent hunter at Talkback Thames. Property Ladder's success has resulted in a number of spin-off series, including Streets Ahead, The United Kingdom's Best Homes and Property Snakes, and Ladders, on her stepmother's advice.

One Year to Pay Off Your Mortgage was Sarah's second appearance on Channel 4 in 2006. She has written a number of books to accompany the book as well as a weekly column for the Mail on Sunday.

Sarah appeared in a promotional trailer for Channel 4, which was made in the form of a parody of a Kung Fu film. Beeny's nemesis was described by Beeny as "You dare to question the Beeny's might." Later this year, she appeared on Channel 5's Fifth Gear, where she rode Jason Plato in an articulated lorry around a course. Beeny has appeared on Gordon Ramsay's The F-Word, where she welcomed Gordon's sheep to graze.

Beeny appears on television and is a close friend of DJ Christian O' Connell. She has appeared on Bob the Builder alongside Dermot O'Leary, in which she estimated Bob's home's value to be "Two Bob." Since August 2010, she has fronted Channel 4's Help! My House of Representatives is Sinking Down, which had the working title of House Rescue before it was approved.

She appeared on Beeny's Regeneration Nightmare on Channel 4, showcasing her restoration of Rise Hall, a Grade II* listed historic house in East Riding of Yorkshire, to create a wedding venue in November 2010. Beeny Sold Rise Hall was on display at Beeny Sold Rise Hall in 2019.

Village SOS, Beeny's new series for BBC One began in August 2011. The programme follows a group of devoted villagers who want to restore their village to its former glory in this series.

Sarah created Double Your House for Half the Money in 2012, a film that taught viewers how to have the house they've always dreamed about even if you can't afford to buy it. This series aired for three seasons.

In Sarah Beeny's How to Sell Your Home, she finds homeowners abandoning traditional estate agents as they try to sell their homes online.

Sarah Beeny's Secrets on How to Live Mortgage Free in 2017 Sarah Beeny shared tips to stop mortgage payments entirely.

Beeny began podcast At Home with Sarah Beeny, a series in which wealthy, popular, and glamorous celebrities give Sarah Beeny unprecedented access to their homes and their lives. Guests include comedians Joe Sugg, Julian Clary, Jo Wood, June Sarpong, Tim Lovejoy, Lynn Bowles, and Pearl Lowe.

Sarah Beeny's new television series Little House Big Plans premiered on Channel 4 in June 2022.

Personal life

Beeny married her husband and business partner, Graham Swift, when she was 18 years old. Caroline Swift's brother is married to her sister. Beeny and Swift have four sons. They lived in Streatham before, and then moved to Streatham. The couple purchased Rise Hall, a cottage in the East Riding of Yorkshire, for £435,000 and began restoration work on it in 2001. Beeny and Swift sold Rise Hall for £1.4 million in 2019. After selling Rise Hall, Beeny and Swift, they left London and migrated to the Somerset countryside.

Beeny was one of 200 public figures to sign a letter sent to The Guardian in August 2014, pledging that Scotland will vote to remain a member of the United Kingdom in September's referendum on the topic, which it did not.

Beeney revealed in August 2022 that she would be receiving radiotherapy and chemotherapy for breast cancer; Beeny lost her mother Ann to the same disease at the age of 39 when she was just ten years old.

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