Kirstie Allsopp Keynote Speaker

  • British TV Presenter
  • Published Author
  • Ambassador for Home Start UK & Keep Britain Tidy

Kirstie Allsopp's Biography

Kirstie Allsopp co-presents Channel 4’s hugely successful Location, Location, Location and Love it or List it , with Phil Spencer.

Her passion for all things British, Christmas and up-cycling has been hugely successful for Channel 4. She presents Kirstie’s All Star Stitch Up, Kirstie’s Home Made Home, Kirstie’s Vintage Home and Christmas specials.

Kirstie has published five books. Her most recent book is Kirstie’s Real Kitchen by Hodder.   Phil and her have also re published their book, ‘How to Buy a House.’

She supports a variety of charities, such as, Homestart, The Prince’s Trust, and Keep Britain Tidy.

Kirstie started her own home and search company in 1996 called Kirmir, and has over 25 years experience as a property professional.

 

 

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