Relocation Relocation

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer come to the aid of the Smalleys, who want to leave their Leicestershire life behind and find a home and premises for a hot-tub business in Cumbria. Having already sold their house, Catherine and Mark are now living in a caravan, and have a budget of £400,000 to fulfil their dream of buying a three-bedroom home and somewhere to store their merchandise

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 Emma and Jeremy Tolhurst downsize from their luxurious five-bedroom family house in Fulham to a renovation wreck with profit potential in Oxfordshire. Following the birth of their first child, the couple are looking for a quieter pace of life in the country, and are hoping to recoup the £45,000 they over-invested in their London home.

irstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are north of the border on a mission to help Andrea and Ady Guthrie who are desperate house hunters dealing with the mother of all commutes: a round trip of 2,000 miles a week. Ady and Andrea want to move back to their Lancashire roots and are looking for a property there, as well as a retail space for Andrea's expanding Internet business. Kirstie and Phil try to steer the couple away from houses that match their conservative tastes by showing them a sleek barn conversion and a Seventies-themed pad.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help business-minded couple Paul and Tamsin Clarke find a bolt-hole in London and a more permanent home on the Kent coast. However, the property gurus have their work cut out as entrepreneur Paul would like a house that needs work, whereas Tamsin wants to be able to move in immediately

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer look for a rural home in Lancashire for sky-diving enthusiast Chris and his fiancee Karen, with room outside for Chris to keep pigs. Meanwhile, Karen is more concerned about organising their wedding, setting up a catering business and whether they will feel isolated in their new home.

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.

Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsopp help a married couple search for a home in the north of Scotland. Dan Lunnon-Wood works in Wales and his wife Tracy has a job in London. They both make the long commute each weekend to Dan's parents' house in the north-east corner of Britain because, despite tying the knot three years previously, they have still not found their first home together.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer revisit surfers Natasha and Sandy, who bought a second home on the north Devon coast while maintaining a crash-pad in Swindon for their business ventures. The property experts find out whether the value of the building has increased and whether their sporting ambitions are still being fulfilled.

Mother and daughter Sara and Gill Currie swapped their suburban lives in Twickenham for a country pub with B&B rooms. Phil Spencer revisits them 18 months on and finds out whether they believe opening a business in the heart of a rural community was the right investment.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer revisit Mark and Catherine Smalley, who moved from Leicestershire to the Lake District to turn their love of hot tubs into a business. With their house sold for £500,000 and the family living in a tiny caravan, the couple finally fell in love with a barn conversion that proved an ideal location for business premises.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer check on the progress of Howard Green and Joanna Holme, two years after they decided they wanted to buy a home together north of Manchester and a rentable flat in Hull for a combined price of £190,000.