Relocation Relocation UK

In this episode, property experts Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsopp help the dog-loving couple with a three-pronged property search: finding a family home in Devon, a base to start a canine-training business with their daughter, and support for their son to begin his own property journey.

This week Phil and Kirstie are in Manchester struggling to satisfy a perfectionist and his partner on the 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.

This week it's all about family as Phil and Kirstie help a couple intent on swimming against the tide to bring their young family back to London from Bristol. Having got used to their massive period property in Bristol can they compromise on a London property to get the lifestyle they need and bag an investment flat for to secure their kids' futures.

This week 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 following his redundancy, and they've decided that running a country pub with rooms is the way to do it.

This week sees Kirstie and Phil take on lovestruck 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.

In one of Phil and Kirstie's biggest relocations ever, they took on the challenge of reuniting this family who'd been living thousands of miles apart for 10 years. Grant and Helen were looking for a party pad in London, but also wanted to help bring his parents home from South Africa where soaring crime rates had Connie and Ray living on their nerves.

Emma and Steve originally asked Phil and Kirstie to find them a new home in rural Wales and a city pad in Bristol so they could leave Milton Keynes behind and embrace a new life in the country. From the start, however, it became clear that getting land and stabling for their horse was really the main focus for the Welsh property.

This pair of successful executive coaches were finding themselves in demand in the capital and the stress of travelling to and from Bristol was wearing them out. They were desperate to make a new start in the capital and embrace its energy and vibrancy