Episode 6
The new series continues, as we catch up with house-hunters who bought their perfect place abroad. Danni Menzies catches up with Jackie, who bought a holiday apartment in Almoradí on the Costa Blanca back in 2017. With lots of little shops, bars and restaurants, and within reach of the coastal path connecting it to lively tourist towns, it was the ideal place for Jackie to find a beautiful bolthole for her budget of £50k. From a bungalow that was 'just perfect' to an apartment that impressed inside, Jackie was spoilt for choice. But the place that really made a splash was an apartment with a pool and a roof terrace. Jackie didn't even need a night to sleep on it and bagged her below-budget bolthole before the sun had even set! Now, Danni's back to see how Jackie's modernised the place and snazzed up the roof terrace, before they have a BBQ and enjoy a boat ride. Meanwhile, Sara Damergi revisits Jules and Gaynor to see how they're getting on with their farmstead and alpacas in Charente in France. Famed for producing veg, cheese and the grapes used for cognac, Charente is the one of France's most rural and agricultural areas, brimming with quaint shops and bakeries. Back in 2021, Jules and Gaynor were after a place with a lot of land for their herd of alpacas and a gîte for their £300k budget. Sara wowed them from the off with a detached stone house, but it was a farmhouse with 11 acres that had them crying gîte alors! With their below-budget offer of £260k accepted on this turnkey treat, it wasn't long before they were alpac-king their bags and moving in. Now, Sara's back to see their super-cosy home and gorgeous gîte and tries her hand at preparing alpaca fleece, before they all head to Jules and Gaynor's favourite town to sample some local artisan chocolates.
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