Peppa Pig

Peppa spends time playing with Freddy Fox at his flat, which is located on the level above the shops in the local building. The same structure also provides homes for several other families, for children, making it a mixed‑use residence.

Living Above the Shops is a programme presented as a single episode. It falls within the genre of a short, self‑contained story that forms part of the broader series. The title itself hints at a setting where residential and commercial spaces coexist under one roof. In this particular episode, Peppa finds herself at Freddy Fox’s house. The two children spend time together, playing and enjoying each other’s company inside Freddy’s home. Their activity is simple and centres on the everyday fun of friends meeting in a familiar environment. Freddy’s dwelling is an apartment that sits directly above a row of shops. The building is shared by several families, meaning the residential flats are perched on top of the commercial units below. This layout creates a close‑knit community where neighbours live just a floor above the stores they frequent. The scene underscores how the families in the block interact within this mixed‑use setting. By showing Peppa and Freddy playing in an apartment that overlooks the shops, the episode gives a glimpse of daily life for children growing up in a building where home and neighbourhood commerce are intertwined.