Location, Location, Location

Kirstie and Phil try to find homes in for single-mum Jo Beck and adrenaline junkies Liz and John Fairfield. Single mum Jo Beck faces the emotional choices that many single parents have to deal with when looking to relocate with their kids. Her children are settled in Nottingham but she has her own dreams of moving to Derby. Jo has called in property guru Phil for advice and reassurance. In Derby, Kirstie meets adrenaline junkies Liz and John Fairfield, who want a home that's big enough to house all their outdoor sporting equipment, with a huge garden and absolutely no road noise.

This time Kirstie and Phil are in Hertfordshire, prime commuter territory where property doesn't come cheap, trying to find two homes for two young couples. Newly-engaged accountants Liz and Neil are looking for a home where they can start a family close to the market town of Tring. Twenty miles east, in St Albans, Phil is helping married couple David and Claire, who have moved five times in five years and are desperate to get off the rental merry-go-round.

Kirstie and Phil are in Sussex looking for two homes for two very different sets of house hunter. Ashlee Newton is looking for her first home. After nine years of saving, Ashlee wants a period flat near the bars and restaurants of Brighton or Hove. After eight years of living apart architectural historian Colin Amery and his partner Robin Balance, a property renovation manager, are looking to find their first home together. They want a place they can renovate from scratch, and for them it's less about Location, Location, Location, and more about Architecture, Architecture, Architecture.

Kirstie and Phil are in north London helping two sets of househunters with very different problems. Ify Okoye is searching for her first home. But having already viewed a whopping 90 properties she's got one of the worst cases of househunter's fatigue Kirstie has ever seen. Phil's with first time buyers Mike and Rosemary, who have spent the last six years abroad and want to settle down. But will their property aspirations prove too big for their budget?

Kirstie and Phil's property finding continues in the north east, as they search the Tees Valley for first-time parents Nicola Moore and Tony Curry, who are desperate to find their first home, and new buyers jewellery designer Emily Lathan and her graphic designer boyfriend Dani Jones.

Kirstie and Phil help two couples hoping to relocate to the leafy streets of Surrey, one of the most expensive counties in the country. Sonia and Daniel Alderson-Smith need to be settled in their dream family home before eldest daughter Eva starts school. They have an impressive budget of £930,000 and want to live in one of Surrey's most expensive and exclusive suburbs, East Molesey. Within this already tiny search area there are only 18 specific streets where they'll consider living. High flying couple Maeve and Peter Dunne are looking for a total lifestyle overhaul. They've got their heart set on Surrey, but have no idea where in the county they want to buy. It's up to Phil to focus the search and steer them through.

Kirstie and Phil catch up with young couple Wendy and Simon, who were desperate to find their first home in Derby, and their oldest ever house hunters Margot and Henry, in Berkshire. After nearly 50 years in the same home, Margot and Henry were looking for something trendy and modern. But did Henry really want to move home?

Kirstie and Phil catch up with two couples who had high expectations and long wish lists. Amy and Takie were desperate to get off the rental merry-go-round and buy their first home in London, but ultimately had to put their dream on hold until they could save enough to make buying really worthwhile. In Wiltshire, Vicky and Andy were trying to combine their search for a home and two businesses on a budget of £400,000. Two years on, have the ambitious pair finally cracked it and found a home they could both be happy in?

Phil and Kirstie catch up with cautious first time buyers Sundeep and Rupreet in Harrow and postcode picky Hilary and Rob in Hitchin, Hertfordshire.

In London it's double trouble for Kirstie as she helps 6ft 7 twins Matt and Chris Wickham, who are clubbing together to buy their first home. Their £350,000 is a healthy first-time buyer budget, but Kirstie faces a challenge as their favourite areas are central spots north of the river like Pimlico and Victoria. Phil helps Sam Taylor and his fiancée Krystle Maher, who are desperate to move out of their small rented flat in Deptford and into a home of their own before they get married.

Kirstie and Phil take on Yorkshire as they scour the beautiful spa towns of Harrogate and Ilkley, and the northern neighbourhoods of Leeds. Twenty-seven-year-old Mike Richie and his girlfriend Katy Roberts have recently returned home after 10 months globetrotting and want to put down roots in Leeds. Meanwhile, Ann-Marie McCullough and partner Lee Connolly want to leaves Leeds and are looking for a period home with three bedrooms in some of Yorkshire's most sought after spots.

Kirstie and Phil help two sets of house hunters who have relocated to the Granite City for work and need to find family homes quickly. Helen Barr and Brian Clarence moved from Essex while awaiting the arrival of their first child. They've been living in rented accommodation, but with baby number two on the way it's time to find a family home. Meanwhile, Kirstie helps Kirsten and Scott Laing in their bid to move their family up from Kirkcaldy and find a semi-rural house.

Kirstie and Phil help three essential workers with very modest budgets who want to find their first homes in south London. Civil partners Jo Hendle and Ally Macdonald are planning a family and want to be in their own home before two becomes three. Meanwhile, Liverpudlian Jennifer Dean has £209,000 for a two bedroom period property with some outside space for her kittens.

Kirstie and Phil catch up with two couples who wanted to buy close to the English Riviera in Torbay. Newlyweds Sam and Jamie needed Kirstie's help to put a difficult couple of years behind them, while Geoff and Sharon were making the move to Torquay and needed to find a home big enough for them, their kids and Sharon's mum.

Kirstie and Phil catch up with two couples whose house searches round London were laced with dilemmas over those three little words: location, location, location. Sarah and Ian and Louise and Matt were two couples looking to buy their first homes together. But both couples needed to compromise on where. Sarah and Ian had to looked beyond their beloved Balham, while Louise and Matt had second thoughts about settling in north-east London.