Location, Location, Location

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.

Kirstie and Phil provide an update on two life-changing moves for couples who wanted to be by the sea.

New series. Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer revisit two families who were selling up to fund their dream business.

Kirstie and Phil provide an update on two couples who came to them looking for the dream life in the country.

Kirstie and Phil catch up with two couples who wanted to find a family home to last for ever.

The show catches up with two couples who, having travelling the world, had returned to the UK and were looking for a place to call home. They quickly discovered the UK property market made them feel like strangers in a foreign land. Could Phil and Kirstie steer them in the right direction?

Kirstie and Phil look for dream homes in Warwickshire and Northamptonshire. Phil is with expectant parents Steve and Sally who are relocating to the beautiful countryside around Stratford-Upon-Avon and want to find their dream first family home before their baby arrives. Sally wants a chocolate-box rural location with close country walks, while Steve needs office space and a good village pub. They have £475,000, but that may not be enough. Kirstie's in Northamptonshire helping married couple Rinku and Sunder. They've been living in a family-owned property for the last three years, but the family have new plans for the land, the bulldozers are inbound and it's Kirstie's challenge to get them into their own home in time. They have £300,000, but with Rinku's fussiness about the house, and Sunder being fussy about the garden; Kirstie has her work cut out. See less

Kirstie and Phil hit Manchester, where last year house prices rose faster than anywhere in the UK, including London. Kirstie is with Katherine and Andrew, who are looking for a property they can renovate into their dream home. They have £185,000- but money isn't Kirstie's biggest challenge this week. For prime properties with renovation potential, she's facing a race against developers and needs Katherine and Andrew to decide quickly when they see the one they want. Phil is sleuthing the southern suburbs for couple Sarah and Claude who have their hearts set on desirable Didsbury. They desperately need more space as Claude's one-bed bachelor pad is bursting at the seams. But with their sights set on one of the most expensive areas of Manchester, Phil has to open their eyes to what their £250,000 budget can get them in other areas.

Newlyweds Carl and Liz want to leave London for a new start in St Albans. Can Phil find them a home with space that's also well connected for £425,000? And Kirstie helps Naomi, who wants a home in Hemel Hempstead with enough space for her pole-dancing equipment and dungeon

Professional rugby player Alex and his teacher wife Sarah are relocating for work from Penarth, south Wales, to the Londonand are in for a shock when they realise the speed of the capital's property market. In Kensington and Chelsea, Marion and Fraser are seeking a one-bed flat on a budget of £475k.

Kirstie and Phil revisit architecture buffs Colin and Robin in Sussex, and sisters Gemma and Lucy in Reading, who wanted two of everything, including bathrooms and parking spaces.