Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help Tom and Fiona Butcher hunt for a Glasgow flat and a home in the Scottish countryside - complete with a potter's studio - on a budget of £285,000. During their search, however, the couple fall in love with a baronial mansion that is well over budget and are forced to decide whether to change their plans

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help Bradford couple Ruth Chenery and Ian Collett look for their ideal flat in Birmingham so Ruth can avoid lengthy daily commuting. They also hope to find a country home in south Leicestershire to give them somewhere pleasant to unwind during the weekend, and are hoping to achieve this on a budget of £270,000

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help Tom and Carol Crosner, who are expecting their first child, to revise their housing situation. Despite a healthy budget of £350,000, their decision to buy a family home in Dorset - one of the UK's most expensive regions - may pose problems, especially as they also hope to acquire a Georgian property in Bath

Victoria and Henrik Foster enlist the help of Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer when they sell their home in London's Elephant and Castle and go in search of an ideal country retreat in Wiltshire, as well as a small flat in the capital. With two properties severely straining their budget it looks as if their dream will fall flat - until Kirstie makes a promising discovery.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help Vicky Candy and her boyfriend Ray, who are eager to set up a B&B in the New Forest. However, their ideal rural house gets caught up in a bidding war.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help a London house-hunter to find his dream rural retreat in Kent - and hopefully have enough money left over to buy a small flat in the city. Designer Shane seeks inspiration in properties with period features and a sea view - preferably in Whitstable.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer come to the aid of Darlington couple Paul and Panjarat, who are bored with the slow pace of life in the country. Paul has also had enough of the five-hour commute to work he faces every day. Their plan is to sell up and buy a house in Sheffield, while still having enough money left to purchase a rural retreat near Gateshead for when city life gets too hectic for them.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer assist a couple who want to find a house in South Wales with enough land for their horse, as well as a crash pad in Bristol where one of them works during the week. However, their requirements make it difficult for the duo to track down ideal properties

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer come to the aid of Natalie Bere, a single mother living in London, who wants a new house in Kent to spend the weekends at, while keeping a home in the city so her daughter does not have to change schools. It proves to be a difficult task - not only are there 250,000 other commuters with the same idea, but Natalie's claustrophobia and fear of maintenance means she has very specific ideas about what she wants.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer arrive to help Dawn and John, a London couple planning to move to Scotland. They want a home on the Black Isle, a rugged peninsula in the Highlands, while maintaining a flat in Inverness for work. They soon find an old Georgian building perfect for their needs - but when Dawn discovers she is pregnant, their plans undergo a dramatic rethink.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help Anna and YY Chow from Beaconsfield, who have made £280,000 on their home in the past four years, to find a new property in Cheshire, as well as a flat in Croydon to work from. They are also determined that their new home is to be feng shui friendly and mortgage free. However, they soon have to rethink their ideas when they learn that the £350,000 they have budgeted for does not stretch very far in an area populated by the extremely wealthy, with house prices to match.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer come to the aid of Twickenham couple Johnny and Michelle Griffiths, who are hatching an ambitious plan to sell their one-bedroom flat and buy two houses, one in Cornwall and one in Italy.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer come to the aid of Neal and Kerry Bailey, a couple expecting their third child who are planning to move from the London commuter belt to the North East, while still maintaining a flat in the city. However, while the pair have an impressive budget of three-quarters of a million to play with, it soon becomes apparent that they have very different priorities - while Neal wants to live closer to his family and his beloved Middlesborough Football Club, Kerry, who is giving up work to be a full-time parent, is afraid of being isolated and wants to live on an estate with other young families.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help the Rawson family from Harrow near London find a home in the Republic of Ireland for £170,000. Eamonn Rawson wants to live close to his father in Co Wicklow, but any new property must get the seal of approval from his wife Lynn, who is quitting her job to become a full-time mother. Stunning Irish farmhouses are discovered, but the couple are also keen to keep a foothold in the UK housing market and consider purchasing a buy-to-let in St Albans for £250,000

Kirstie Allsopp helps Dawn and Simon Veal from Surrey find a new home in Devon for £275,000 and Phil Spencer is given the task of finding a houseboat for Simon in Maidenhead, where he will be spending his working week. They view a number of buildings in the South West, including a huge farmhouse and a chapel conversion, but the contracts are still not signed on the sale of their own property

New Forest Phil Spencer catches up with Vicky and Ray, a couple who planned to set up a B&B on the edge of the New Forest. The pair found a suitable property, but it required so much work they were forced to abandon their hopes of keeping a flat in London for work purposes. A year on, the place is no longer a building site and a thriving B&B business has been developed, but are Vicky and Ray seeing more of each other, as they had hoped?

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help a couple of airline workers from Wiltshire whose quality of life is suffering owing to the time they spend commuting. They are looking for a pad near Heathrow and a country home in the French countryside east of Lyon, where they hope their budget of £100,000 will stretch far enough to meet their dreams

Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsopp help Alison Green and Mark Thomas. They have a baby on the way and want to leave their Marylebone flat in London for a more spacious home on the east Kent coast, as well as finding a crash pad in the capital.

Sailing enthusiasts Paul and Louise Harding, fed up with living miles inland, look to buy a house on the Hampshire coast and a flat in Maidenhead to save a commute to work. With a £600,000 budget, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are able to find a huge selection of period cottages to tempt them - but the traditional look is not to the buyers' taste, resulting in a nearly impossible challenge for the presenters

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer come to the aid of Max and Pia Patte, who currently live in south London. The arty pair hope to minimise their commuting time by finding a home in Oxfordshire, Wiltshire or Hampshire, and are also looking for a funky place in Pia's home city of Stockholm, Sweden, as a stopover pad. However, their limited budget may not stretch far enough to meet their requirements

An update on twentysomethings Dean and Sam Brand, whose search for a new business and a place to live took them to the Isle of Wight. One year on, Kirstie Allsopp discovers whether their new lifestyle as owners of the Old Comical pub has helped them fulfil their desire to spend more time with their young son.

An update on Steve Allum and Emma O'Neill, who swapped the bright lights of the city for a rural idyll in the Welsh countryside a year ago. Kirstie Allsopp discovers the careerists turned crofters have been busy trying to create their own paradise and is eager to find out whether their hard work has paid off.

An update on a couple who moved their family home to Cheshire to cut down on commuting time, buying a place in Croydon for the working week while ensuring the new house was feng shui-friendly. Kirstie Allsopp discovers whether the pair are reaping the rewards of country life and how the man of the house is coping with living away from the family four days out of seven.

Kirstie Allsopp revisits Shane McCoubrey one year on, to discover whether the fashion designer is living his dream of leaving the stifling city of London to release his creative juices in a house on the Kent coast as well as buying a functional crash pad in the capital.

An update on twentysomethings Dean and Sam Brand, whose search for a new business and a place to live took them to the Isle of Wight. One year on, Kirstie Allsopp discovers whether their new lifestyle as owners of the Old Comical pub has helped them fulfil their desire to spend more time with their young son.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer come to the aid of Max and Pia Patte, who currently live in south London. The arty pair hope to minimise their commuting time by finding a home in Oxfordshire, Wiltshire or Hampshire, and are also looking for a place in Pia's home city of Stockholm, Sweden, as a stopover pad. However, their limited budget may not stretch far enough to meet their requirements

Fed-up commuters Jenny and Morgan Williams would like to swap the buzz of Brighton for the peace of the French countryside, and turn to Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer for help. The artistic couple want to spend weekends and holidays in the remote Limousin region, and buy a home in Crawley, West Sussex, so they can continue to work and attend college in the UK

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help a Croydon couple find a holiday home on the Pembrokeshire coast as well as a property in the M4 corridor between work and their new Welsh hideaway. The pair are determined to find two detached homes, each with a large garden, but their £380,000 budget does not stretch very far.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer meet jet-setters who need help finding two properties. Opera singer Andrew Foster-Williams and his partner Paul need a home in Paris as close to the bustling central districts as possible, and a crash pad in London. The sale of their two properties gives them a budget of £320,000, but the couple experience a reality check when they learn what they can afford.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer visit a mother and daughter team to help them realise their long-cherished dream of running a rural pub. With their Twickenham home under offer and a £500,000 budget, the team search 1,000 square miles of Britain's three most expensive counties for the ideal property

Four years ago Fiona and Tom Butcher moved 500 miles north from London to the Scottish countryside, planning to strike a balance between city and rural living by buying two properties with the proceeds from their old home. Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer revisit the pair to see if they found the right houses, and how they juggle running a business with starting a family

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer come to the aid of Max and Pia Patte, who live in London. The arty pair hope to minimise their commute by finding a home in Oxfordshire, Wiltshire or Hampshire, and are also looking for a place in Pia's home city of Stockholm, Sweden, as a stopover pad. However, their limited budget may not stretch far enough to meet their requirements

Phil Spencer revisits Allison Green and Mark Thomas, who opted to leave their London flat and buy a house on the Kent coast after the birth of their first child. The couple purchased a former mayor's home, which seemed ideal at the time, but Phil tries to find out whether everything is still running smoothly and if Mark ever managed to buy the London pad he had hoped for.

These newlyweds have been living in Hertfordshire for the last three years. But the frenetic life of London suburban commuters isn’t really for them. Andy is a planning manager and Rosie a local government officer and they’re fed up with their hectic routine of all work and no play. So fed up in fact, they’ve already lined up new jobs in Devon which will enable them to spend more time together. From the sale of their house in Tring Andy and Rosie cashed in a hefty 60 grand but it’s not all for their Devon home. They're also helping Andy’s 25 year old brother Matthew buy his first property in Bristol, forking out 10 grand for his deposit. It will give them a nest egg for the future as well as giving Matthew that all important step onto the property ladder. With Rosie and Andy's house sold already, and two new jobs to start in less than six weeks, Phil and Kirstie need to get cracking!

Johnny and Lynsay Davies have been living it up in the capital for the last 10 years and they’ve had a ball. But two small boys later, the bright lights of London Town have lost their sparkle. So they're trading the home of high fashion for the home of high teas and heading 200-miles north to Harrogate, well known for its excellent schools and café culture high street. All very well, but Johnny’s an MD for an international insurance firm and his workload is ever-increasing. He plans to continue working from London during the week, so Phil and Kirstie also need to find him a city base within easy reach of his Tower Bridge office. They've got a total budget of £750,000 from the sale of their Battersea home - just enough for a family home in Harrogate and a studio pad in London. Well, if they can just make some small compromises...

Matthew and Louise met in the skies, Matthew as a long-haul commercial pilot and Louise as a flight attendant - truly the stuff of bed time novels. At the moment, the Vardys are squeezed into Matthew‘s old flat in the stunning historical town of York. But after living it up here, there and everywhere, Louise wants a soft landing back home in beautiful Northumberland. RELOCATION, RELOCATION Northumberland & Heathrow Matthew and Louise Vardy, looking for a home in Relocation Relocation with Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsopp. New parents Matthew and Louise Vardy are looking for a home close to Louise's family in Northumberland - and a pied-à-terre near Heathrow for commercial pilot Matthew. 1. The People 2. Photo Galleries 3. Viewer Vote 4. Property Details page 1 2 3 4 The People Matthew and Louise met in the skies, Matthew as a long-haul commercial pilot and Louise as a flight attendant - truly the stuff of bed time novels. At the moment, the Vardys are squeezed into Matthew‘s old flat in the stunning historical town of York. But after living it up here, there and everywhere, Louise wants a soft landing back home in beautiful Northumberland. House buyers Matthew and Louise Vardy with Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsopp, presenters of Channel 4's hit property show Relocation Relocation Article continues below The nerve-centre of Phil and Kirstie's search is the winsome town of Hexham. Just 12 miles from Louise’s family in Prudhoe, it’s a popular area which overlooks the beautiful Tyne valley. But ideal as that may sound, there is one problem. Northumberland is 300 miles away from Heathrow, where Matthew will continue to fly from once a week. And although he’ll be happy to commute there from Newcastle airport, to make his life a little easier he wants Phil and Kirstie to find him a pied-à-terre in the south. So with a total budget of £680,000 for both properties, Phil and Kirstie are up, up and away ...

Richard and Laurie Thompson have a young son and another baby on the way, so the clock is ticking as they try to fulfil their double property dream. They want a home in Felixstowe and a holiday getaway in southern France. The only unusual thing is that the couple have never actually visited either of the areas they're looking at! RELOCATION, RELOCATION Suffolk & France Richard and Laurie Thompson with Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsopp, house hunters on the hit Channel 4 house buying show Relocation, Relocation Ex-fireman Richard and his wife Laurie want Kirstie and Phil's advice as they plan to buy two properties ... in two locations that they've never even been to before. 1. The People 2. Photo Galleries 3. Viewer Vote 4. Property Details page 1 2 3 4 The People Richard and Laurie Thompson have a young son and another baby on the way, so the clock is ticking as they try to fulfil their double property dream. They want a home in Felixstowe and a holiday getaway in southern France. The only unusual thing is that the couple have never actually visited either of the areas they're looking at! Richard and Laurie Thompson, house hunters on Relocation, Relocation, the Channel 4 show presented by Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsopp Article continues below For the past few years the couple have bought and sold a number of properties and amassed a tidy sum to invest, but they're poles apart when it comes to this double mission. With a total budget of £500,000, Richard has his eye on a bargain, but Laurie wants a family home ready to move in to. With two people pulling in opposite directions, it's left to Phil and Kirstie to bring them down to earth, and find a property that suits both their needs.

John Stevenson and his fiancée Ingrid Weber have enjoyed living in rural Hertfordshire for the last four years. Ingrid worked as a translator and John as an executive for an airline at Luton airport. Life was good until John was head-hunted by the opposition. More bucks and more perks came with one proviso - relocating closer to the company HQ, not just outside Luton but a whole thousand miles away in Hungary. RELOCATION, RELOCATION Luton & Budapest Phil Spencer & Kirstie Allsopp, Presenters of Channel 4 Homes Show Relocation Relocation Phil and Kirstie are making a splash in beautiful, buzzing Budapest: not just to soak up some stunning views, but to face some of their toughest customers in years. 1. The People 2. Vote For Your Faves 3. Property Details & Credits page 1 2 3 The People John Stevenson and his fiancée Ingrid Weber have enjoyed living in rural Hertfordshire for the last four years. Ingrid worked as a translator and John as an executive for an airline at Luton airport. Life was good until John was head-hunted by the opposition. More bucks and more perks came with one proviso - relocating closer to the company HQ, not just outside Luton but a whole thousand miles away in Hungary. Ingrid & John, House Hunters from Channel 4 Homes Show Relocation Relocation Article continues below Budapest is a stunning city that treasures the old and embraces the new. Phil and Kirstie uncover some amazing properties for this fussy pair, with views across the city, architecture to die for and rooms on a Wembley scale! But will they go for any of them, or will Phil end up pulling out what's left of his hair?! As always, the search is two-fold. John and Ingrid also want a bolthole back in Luton, close to the airport for easy access to their friends and life back home. Ingrid wants a home to come back to and John wants a good investment. But marrying both demands in one property could prove an impossible task

Two years ago Sandy and Natasha came to Phil and Kirstie for help. The daily grind of running a business in Swindon was getting to them, and they wanted some space to breathe. They decided that the Devon coast was the place to get it - especially as it would allow them to spend time on their favourite activity: boogie boarding! But with both girls wanting different things from their dream Devon home, our intrepid house hunters had a battle on their hands. For Sandy, the priority was to be close to the sea, but Natasha was more keen on making sure the house had character. Undeterred, Phil and Kirstie conjured some ingenious plans to make the impossible possible, and came up with a simply stunning selection with heavenly sea views. Back home in Swindon, the girls decided to save money by looking for a place that combined living and working space. Although living above the office would bump up the budget, could the perfect city pad really be that easy to find?

Jenny and Morgan Williams were fed up with their lives. Brighton was great and really appealed to this arty couple, but they didn't love their commutes to work in London. Jenny, in particular, wasn't able to spend enough time with their son. Over a bottle of Bordeaux, they came up with a bold plan: to spend weekends and holidays in France. They also wanted a crash pad in Crawley so they could not only commute to work, but be near their night-school, where they were retraining - Jenny as a plumber and Morgan as an electrician - to take their love of house renovation to the next level. Their long-term plan was to quit work for good and start their own businesses in France… although they don't speak French! With a budget of £180,000 in the UK and just £50,000 in the Limousin region of France, Kirstie and Phil had a huge challenge. The story had more ups and downs than the stock market, but two years on, Morgan and Jenny have eventually found a home of their dreams. But how has it all panned out? Have they learned any of the lingo? And did Phil really get that tan naturally?

So they're selling their house, cashing in on the capital's property prices and shipping out of the hustle and bustle for a quieter life. Well, kind of! They want a family home on the Hertfordshire-Essex border and, in order to keep their foot (and hearts!) in both camps, they also want an investment pad in the East End of London. But they've got a long list of wants and don't-wants for the family home in prime commuterville on a budget of £600,000. This then leaves them with £220,000 for an investment property in the Olympic heartland of East London. The couple dream of perfection (don't they all?), but when perfection means a different thing to each of them can they ever settle on any property? If anyone can help them do it, Kirstie and Phil can.

Phil and Kirstie head off on a sunny sail over to the Isle of Wight to revisit Dean and Sam Brand, the young couple they helped to find a new home and business for, back in 2003. At the time this young couple were fed up with the hamster's wheel of the daily grind and wanted Kirstie and Phil to help them flee the Midlands and head to what they described as a "magical isle". But this couple didn't just want a house, oh no, the Brands wanted a new business and a place to live, all for £320,000. It was one of Kirstie and Phil's toughest ever missions. Dean loved to potter in the kitchen and quite fancied a place with a foodie theme, maybe a restaurant, or a pub with a decent menu. Plus, this couple wanted to spend more time with their 18-month-old son William. So with their business brains in gear, Kirstie and Phil lined up some serious money-making options and Dean and Sam plumped for the Old Comical, a lovely pub, where they really made a go of the place. Four years on Kirstie and Phil are back to see whether life in their favourite holiday destination is living up to expectations and they're in for one hell of a surprise. Dean and Sam called time on the pub plan and have got a new business. Have they made the right decision?

Kirstie's desperate to get Howard and Joanne into this fab house, but they're not completely sold. Will her pitch persuade them it's the house they want? Everyone would like a 'dream-sequence' sunnier existence where commuting is a thing of the past and the mortgage is minuscule. Relocation, Relocation has met a host of people and families who have done something about it, and this week Kirstie and Phil revisit one of their favourite success stories. Thirty-something lovebirds Howard Green and Joanna Holme were desperate for their own nest together. He was a wild holiday rep enjoying sun, sea and other things beginning with 's'. She fell for him on a well-deserved break. Howard was so enamoured that he decided to abandon his wild ways and opt for a desk job near Manchester. Unfortunately, Joanna lived nearly an hour and a half away, with her parents in Cumbria. So they came up with a bold plan to buy a home together north of Manchester. But that wasn't all they wanted. Howard lost £20,000 on a stock market crash and his retirement was looking to be pretty cash-strapped so he wanted to buy a nice little rentable flat in Hull. And they wanted both properties for £190,000. Kirstie and Phil went all-out to find Howard and Joanne a perfect place that married the convenience of a town with a true Lancashire rural setting. But two years on what's been happening? Kids? A wedding? Big home improvements? What is life like for this fab couple and is there anything Kirstie and Phil can do to help?

A year ago Phil and Kirstie were on a double mission to help eco obsessives Sue and Neil start a new double life in Devon and Brighton. But has the green dream become a technicolour reality? Sue and Neil wanted a fab new eco home in the beautiful county of Devon with a stream, 3.5 acres, outbuildings galore and space for a holiday business too. But this wasn't the end of it, they also wanted a flat in Brighton so they could be near their family, especially their beloved grandchildren. It was a tough search for property to say the least, but the dynamic duo came up with some crackers in both areas, and the self styled 'chico warriors' managed to change their lives completely. Over a year on, this revisit finds Phil and Kirstie back in Devon to see if Sue and Neil's new life has really worked and it seems like they've arrived on the sunniest day of the year. But has the green dream become a technicolour reality? Have the grandchildren come down to stay? And has the business come to life?

Paul and Andrew Foster-Williams are hunting for two properties, a home in Paris and a crash pad in London... Andrew is a successful opera singer and his career takes him all over the world - one month here, one month there - it's a transient existence. To have any sort of life together his partner Paul has given up his job as a theatre director to travel with him. But everyone needs a home and these two have decided it's time to buy a property; they want two homes,one in Paris and a crash pad in London. In Paris they want to be as close to the bustling central districts as possible. Andrew needs somewhere where he can sing to the birds and not disturb the neighbours. Paul just wants space. Money from the sale of their two properties has given them £170,000 for an apartment in Paris and £150,000 for a flat in London. Decent budgets but not in Europe's two premier cities. When you're used to the gilt and grandeur of opera houses, viewing what you can afford in two of the most expensive cities in Europe is certainly a reality check. Paul and Andrew have the property duo chasing them around the world, covering three countries and five different property plans. Enough to try the patience of a saint, and to her own admission Kirstie is just not one of those!

The property market has never looked so confusing. With prices on the decline and the number of houses being bought and sold at rock bottom, it's easy to believe that the market is completely dead. But there are still some trail-blazers who want to buy that dream new house and a dream new life. This week, Relocation, Relocation is in the West Country and this search definitely comes with a health warning! IT Consultant Dominic Clark and his wife Stephanie are a pair of shrewd operators. They’ve been successfully riding the property wave since they got together. It was the birth of their son Oscar just over a year ago that prompted the change – now a full time mum, the priority for Steph is to have a long-term family home near Bristol to be close to her parents and sister.

Thirty-somethings Helen and Grant live in the leafy suburbs of Forest Hill, South East London. This alternative couple work in the creative side of advertising and are keen to uproot themselves from their tranquil pastures and buy their first property together in the more trendy, post-industrial corners of North East London. But that's not all... Because Kirstie and Phil like a challenge, they also need to find a new home in Kent for Grant’s parents. Ray and Connie are moving a whopping 6,000 miles from Durban, South Africa, to be reunited with their family - who have been living apart for 10 years. Grant and Helen want to share in this idyllic Kent lifestyle too, as well as getting a foothold on a fast paced life in London, so they’re stumping up a good chunk of the cash for the Kent home to share with mum and dad at the weekend.

Ultra-cautious couple Damon Barbour and Gemma Kerr want to move out of the Big Smoke into the Surrey countryside. But as well as the perfect home, they want the perfect investment property in Berlin.

This week, Kirstie and Phil are helping a couple who are turning the usual relocation dream on its head and wanting to escape to London, not away from it. Bristol-based couple Louise Buckles and Peter Melrose are finding that their work is mainly in London; and so they want their main house there, while holding on to the rural idyll by keeping a little place in the Wiltshire countryside.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help Matthew and Louise Vardy look for a home in the Northumberland countryside. The couple have run out of space in Matthew's flat in York and have decided to move closer to Louise's family. Pilot Matthew is also hoping to find a property near Heathrow to cut down on commuting

Kirstie and Phil visit Devon taking on a triple search for a dog-daft family. Can they net a hat trick of homes to please the Langman family?

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are in Manchester struggling to satisfy a perfectionist and his partner in their hunt for their first and second property purchases.

Phil and Kirstie tackle their biggest search area ever when they scour an entire country seeking out a whole new way of life for two would-be hoteliers. Christine and Keith Bettis have given up everything they know to chase their dream of running a hotel, somewhere, anywhere in Scotland. They're new to the game, but Christine's been doing her homework, spending the last two years living away from Keith in a range of hotels while learning the ropes in preparation for their new venture. Now Keith has moved north and the two of them are living in a hotel room, waiting to start living the dream for real.

Kirstie and Phil attempt to help Sunee and Will Goring, who have sold their massive period property in Bristol and are compromising by looking for a smaller London property to get the lifestyle they need and also buy an investment flat to secure their children's futures

Phil catches up with Helen, Grant, and Grant's parents Ray and Connie, who were hoping to settle in Deal in Kent and give up their lives in South Africa.

Phil returns to Wales where he catches up with Emma and Steve who six years ago found the perfect rural smallholding.

Phil revisits Peter and Louise to find out if they have managed to achieve their dream of splitting their lives between London and Wiltshire.

Kirstie and Phil take on Phil's dream search - hunting for a home with a pub attached. David and Alison Allen are ready to take control of their own destinies and carve out a new life for themselves following David's recent redundancy - and they've decided that running a country pub with rooms to let is the way to do it. Their daughter Jess has agreed to get involved too, bringing invaluable experience and a degree in hospitality with her. She'll be living there too, so the pub needs to have separate owner's accommodation, as well as rooms to let. On top of all that, David and Alison want an escape route to get away from the business, so they need a separate bolt hole nearby

In a brand new episode, Kirstie and Phil take on love-struck Englishman Laurie and his Australian sweetheart Celeste. Having moved from Australia to London together, they are desperate to swap their rented flat in the capital for a life of rural bliss in West Sussex, and top their relocation off with an investment property in London.