IT’S OFFICIAL! AMANDA AND CLIVE OWEN ARE BACK — TWO BRAND-NEW SERIES AND 10 EPISODES CONFIRMED FOR OUR FARM NEXT DOOR!

Fans of Amanda and Clive Owen have a wonderful reason to celebrate! The beloved Owen family will be returning to television after Channel 4 officially commissioned two more series of their popular farmhouse renovation show. And there’s plenty more to come from the Yorkshire Dales!

The Owen family’s story is far from over.

After four successful series, Amanda Owen, Clive Owen and their nine children are preparing to welcome cameras back to their world of farming, family life and the ongoing transformation of their historic farmhouse.

Channel 4 confirmed on November 2, 2026, that production company Wise Owl Films has received a new double-series commission for Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids.

The announcement means viewers can look forward to 10 brand-new hour-long episodes, divided into two five-episode series.

For fans who have followed the family’s journey from the beginning, the news is another exciting opportunity to see how much progress they can make at Anty John’s.

THE FARMHOUSE DREAM IS STILL TAKING SHAPE

At the heart of the programme is Anty John’s, a centuries-old, long-neglected farmhouse located close to the Owen family’s Ravenseat farm in Swaledale, North Yorkshire.

Amanda and Clive have been working alongside local builders and tradespeople to transform the property from a derelict building into a welcoming family home.

The restoration has been a long and sometimes challenging process.

Previous episodes have followed the family as they tackled major structural work, installed essential services and gradually moved toward creating comfortable living spaces.

Now, with the exterior work largely completed, attention is turning increasingly toward the interiors.

The new series will follow the next stage of that transformation as the family continues turning the old farmhouse into somewhere they can truly call home.

AMANDA DISCOVERS MORE SECRETS FROM THE FARMHOUSE’S PAST

The renovation is not the only story viewers can look forward to.

Amanda has also been investigating the fascinating history of Anty John’s and one of its former owners, Anthony Clarkson.

Clarkson was a 19th-century Swaledale mapmaker whose personal diaries have provided remarkable insights into life in the area nearly 200 years ago.

As Amanda uncovers more historical details, viewers will discover intriguing similarities between the experiences of previous generations and the challenges facing the Owen family today.

The programme promises to combine history, countryside life and the family’s ongoing renovation journey.

THE OWEN CHILDREN TAKE ON NEW RESPONSIBILITIES

One of the most exciting parts of the upcoming episodes will be seeing how the family’s children continue to grow and develop their own projects.

Edith, Violet and their sisters will be opening a cream tea van at Ravenseat.

Meanwhile, Sid and Miles are taking on increasing responsibilities in the family’s farming operation.

With all eleven members of the Owen family involved, the new episodes will continue showcasing the teamwork, occasional chaos and everyday adventures that have made the programme so popular.

From caring for livestock to running a small family business, there will be plenty happening beyond the farmhouse walls.

CHANNEL 4 EXPLAINS WHY THE SHOW IS RETURNING

The decision to commission two additional series reflects the programme’s success with viewers.

According to Channel 4, Our Farm Next Door has been More4’s highest-rated programme for three years.

Jayne Stanger, Channel 4’s Senior Commissioning Editor for Lifestyle, expressed her excitement about continuing the partnership with Wise Owl Films.

She described the programme as a joy that holds a special place in the hearts of More4 viewers.

She also joked that she was eager to discover whether Anty John’s might finally be finished.

James Knight, Creative Director at Wise Owl Films, explained that the show’s appeal comes from its unusual combination of family life, farming responsibilities, local history and a renovation that progresses at the slower pace of life in Swaledale.

He also noted that viewers appear to find comfort and pleasure in the family’s sometimes chaotic everyday adventures.

WHEN WILL THE NEW EPISODES AIR?

The fifth and sixth series have officially been commissioned, but More4 has not yet announced their exact broadcast dates.

The fifth series is set to pick up after Amanda and the girls’ first sleepover at Anty John’s, following the family’s lives from early summer 2026 through to spring 2027.

Both new series will consist of five episodes, each lasting approximately 60 minutes.

That means fans have ten more hours of Owen family adventures to look forward to.

THE OWEN FAMILY’S STORY CONTINUES

For Amanda, Clive and their children, Anty John’s represents much more than another renovation project.

It is a long-term family ambition, a connection to the history of their countryside home and another chapter in their lives in the Yorkshire Dales.

Although Amanda and Clive announced their separation in 2022, they have continued working together and co-parenting their nine children.

Their ability to maintain their family and farming responsibilities has remained an important part of the programme.

And now, with two more series confirmed, viewers will have the opportunity to follow their journey for longer.

The farmhouse may still have plenty of work ahead, but the cameras are not going anywhere just yet.

Ten new episodes. Two more series. More family adventures, farming life and farmhouse transformations.

For fans of Amanda, Clive and the Owen children, there is plenty more to look forward to!