The Block 2025: First trailer drops as a new twist is officially revealed

The Block 2025’s new TV trailer has hit the screens offering a sneak peek of the new batch of Blockheads while also revealing a special first for the reality show as the countdown to the 21^st season’s begins.

The first look trailer shows host Scott Cam and Shelley Craft “back on the road” each driving a big red truck on route to the “heartland”, which this year is the popular tree-change town of Daylesford, Victoria.

“This year, we’ve packed up the whole shebang, and we’re heading for somewhere special,” Cam begins.

“That’s right Australia, I found a cracker of a country town you’re going to love and we are rolling in for a truckload of fun.”

And in a Block first, he also announced the Blockheads will be building from scratch.

While showcasing images of school children, bushland and winding roads, the voiceover says: “Australia, a new adventure is calling.

 “On the edge of a picture perfect town … a Block like never before.”

Elsewhere, judges Marty Fox and Shaynna Blaze appear, as well as a shirtless horse riding Darren Palmer, which Marty questioned if he was the Man From Snowy River.

The trailer also offers a first glimpse of the Blockhead teams taking part – which include Emma and Ben, Cam and Han, Robby and Mat, Alicia and Sonny and Britt and Taz.

The Block 2025 contestants at Daylesford’s pride parade in February. Picture: Supplied

---

Rumoured to air in August, filming of the hit reality renovation program began in March and wrapped earlier this month.

This year’s Blockheads built five homes which have formed a new neighbourhood within Hygge Property’s Middleton Field new housing estate, located at the regional town’s eastern entry point.

Are you interested in exploring more new apartments and townhomes? Check out our dedicated New Homes section.

Filming took an additional week this year than previous seasons.

Many local businesses are set to feature in the series including homeware stores, the local pub, as well as wine and a deli, with many Daylesford locals anticipating visitor numbers to the picturesque town will soar once the show hits TV screens.