MARTIN Roberts has reassured Homes Under the Hammer viewers after suffering a nasty slip while filming the programme.
On Thursday, the fan favourite BBC show previewed a less-than-stellar property in the small town of Dennington, Suffolk.
Martin Roberts suffered a nasty fall during a recent episode of Homes Under the Hammer[/caption]
The presenter visited a home which was quite literally falling apart[/caption]
Martin visited a home which was quite literally falling apart in the latest edition of Homes Under the Hammer.
Although the property was valued at around £120,000, much of the flooring was beyond repair.
The presenter stepped cautiously around the messy kitchen as he explained the extent of the damage.
“All the floorboards seem to be a little bit dicey,” he said.
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Just at that moment, Martin stepped down on the wrong part of the floor and his foot crashed through the wood.
Martin let out a gasp as he found himself almost knee-deep in the home’s foundations.
“Right,” he exclaimed as he collected himself and started to lift his foot out.
“Okay, as you can see,” Martin continued while he picked up a broken piece of wood.
“You need to be careful when you’re looking around these kinds of properties.”
Martin clapped his hands together and was able to free himself from the unexpected trap.
He assured Homes Under the Hammer viewers: “Don’t worry, I’m fine!”
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Martin had yet another small accident when he peered through the archway into the garden and pricked his finger on a loose bramble.
Thankfully, he managed to laugh off the incident and quickly set about touring the overgrown garden.
Homes Under the Hammer airs weekdays at 11:15 on BBC One.
He later reassured Homes Under the Hammer viewers that he was ok[/caption]
