HGTV readies Scott Brothers’ “Home on the Ranch”

Scripps Networks Interactive-owned channel HGTV has marked a November 25 premiere date for the Scott Brothers Entertainment-made renovation series Property Brothers at Home on the Ranch. (Pictured, L-R: series hosts Jonathan Scott and Drew Scott)

October 29, 2015

Scripps Networks Interactive-owned channel HGTV has marked a November 25 premiere for the renovation series Property Brothers at Home on the Ranch.

The Scott Brothers Entertainment-made series will follow TV personalities Jonathan Scott and Drew Scott (pictured) and their brother JD as they undertake a 10-week renovation of a 2,400-acre estate in Alberta, Canada, in time for a 50th anniversary party.

The 4 x 60-minute series will feature the brothers completely overhauling a 2,800-square-foot ranch house – from fireplace to dining room and everything in between – in the Canadian Rockies while updating a 500-square-foot guest cabin with a working bathroom and kitchen. The trio will also set out to reinvigorate an eight-stall horse stable by “expanding the patio areas, repainting the barn’s interior, adding new stalls and redesigning the tack room.”

Drew Scott, Jonathan Scott and Katie Ruttan Daigle serve as executive producers for the series.

Property Brothers at Home on the Ranch is set to air on November 25 at 9 p.m. EST/PST on HGTV.

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