Homes Under the Hammer star Martel Maxwell looks far cry from show in glam snap
BBC Homes Under The Hammer star Martel Maxwell looked radiant as she dazzled in a gold sparkly dress as she painted the town red.
Homes Under the Hammer star Martel Mawell looked radiant as she posed in stunning snaps. The 47-year-old BBC presenter looked age-defying in a gold sequin dress as she painted the town red during a boozy night out.
Beaming from ear to ear the property she was sat at a swanky bar in Scotland as she sipped on cocktails. Gazing at the camera she donned a figure-hugging dress that featured an off-the-shoulder design.
Oozing elegance, she wore glamorous makeup with a sexy red lip. Her hair looked stunning as she curled her long locks while joking she resembled a disco ball.
Taking to social media she uploaded the beautiful snap to her Instagram. Sharing with her 15,000 followers the journalist penned: “OUT, OUT Happy weekend To celebrate, I’m dressing up as a glitterball. #outout #happyfriday.”
The Scottish beauty was inundated with well-wishes as fans leapt to the comments section. One fan gushed over the picture and wrote: “Fabulous bling and looking lovely.”
While another added: “Looking good.” A third chimed in and credited her post writing: “What a beautiful smile.”
A fourth said: “Wow, don’t you scrub up well.” Meanwhile, a fifth person agreed and wrote: “Bloody gorgeous, as always. Have a great one.”
This came after the property expert was left in complete shock following a recent visit to a mould-infested home.
The presenter headed up North to Bradford where she was heard describing a derelict home as a “jungle”. Martel inspected the abode from top to bottom which saw most of the walls covered in thick green mould.
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Every inch of the walls was covered by an unwelcomed appearance due to their hundreds of cracks causing dampness. Martel was heard saying the state of the home “looks worse than it is”, and it just needed an intense makeover.
The three-bedroom property boasted space and huge potential with its spacious downstairs living area as well as outside large garden.
It was bought at auction for £100,000 by father and son-in-law duo Tom and Stephen. Following Tom’s wife's passing the previous year he decided to go into business with his daughter’s husband who was a tradesman in a bid to start a side hustle.
