Coronation Street's dramatic new look for David Platt's house revealed after the old one burned down
CORONATION Street viewers have been given a first look at David Platt's newly revamped house - after the old one was destroyed in a dramatic fire.
The fresh makeover comes after a
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The Platt house was set ablaze destroying everything inside
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But now the new revamped interiors has been revealed
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Now, the famous cobbles home has undergone a striking transformation - and fans are already buzzing about the bold new look.
The new interiors are also set to pave the way for explosive storylines, as life at No.8 takes a dramatic turn.
Next week on the ITV soap, Corrie crook Lou Michaelis (Farrell Hegarty) is caught red-handed snooping where she shouldn't - and fans are left wondering if she's nabbed a wad of cash.
The troublemaker clocks a bulging envelope of money stashed in Shona Platt's (Julia Goulding) bag during a boozy toast led by Nick Tilsley (Ben Price).
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Seizing her moment, Lou slips away into the Platt house - and it's not long before temptation gets the better of her.
Just as she toys with swiping the stash, Maria Connor (Samia Longchambon) bursts in and demands Lou empty her pockets, fearing the worst.
But did Lou actually nick the cash - or is she about to talk her way out of another sticky situation?
Spoiler pictures reveal the new revamped No,8 with new decorative paintings on a painted grey wall.
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The new door, stairs and banister are made of wood with clear panels and there is new laminate flooring in the living room and kitchen.
The cosy living room has a new velvet sofa with patterned cushions, beige curtains and a glass square coffee table.
Watch emotional moment Sue Cleaver films final Coronation Street scenes as Eileen Grimshaw bids farewell
The kitchen has new table tops, blinds and other essentials.
There is a new dining table with brown leather chairs flaunting an art deco style for a modern touch.
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It's a fresh start for the Platts - but will it last?
Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8pm on ITV1 or stream from 7am on ITVX.
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No.8 Coronation Street has a whole new look
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The new interiors brings a modern feel
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And paves the way from brand new explosive storylines
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Who lives where on Coronation Street?
Here is where all of the residents of Weatherfield's main street live
1 Coronation Street
- The Barlow family (Ken, Tracy, Steve, Amy)
3 Coronation Street
- The Bailey family (Aggie, Ed, Michael)
5 Coronation Street
- The Winter-Brown family (Gemma, Chesney, Joseph and the Quads)
7 Coronation Street
- The Alahan family (Dev, Asha, Aadi)
9 Coronation Street
- The Dobbs family (Tyrone, Fiz, Evelyn, Cassie, Hope, Ruby)
11 Coronation Street
- The Grimshaw family (Eileen, Todd, George, Mary, Sean, Dylan)
13 Coronation Street
- The Webster family (Kevin, Abi, Jack, Alfie)
15a Coronation Street
- Dee-Dee Bailey and Adam Barlow
2a Coronation Street
- Craig Tinker
4 Coronation Street
- The Metcalfe family (Sally, Tim)
6 Coronation Street
- The Nazir family (Yasmeen, Alya, Stu, Eliza)
8 Coronation Street
- The Platt family (Gail, David, Shona, Max, Lily)
10a Coronation Street
- Rita Tanner
12 Coronation Street
- Brian Packham
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