St Austell locals Jess and Ben get on the property ladder by restoring a derelict house. Redruth estate agent Nicola has a Grade II listed granite cottage on her books, and James visits a traditional terraced granite cottage originally built for the captain of the nearby East Pool Mine. In a small hamlet off the Lizard Peninsula, Michael values a glorious traditional stone-built Cornish cottage with business potential, and Emma takes on a luxurious new-build in Scorrier.

Gillian has her heart set on a historical Falmouth house with sea views, while surfing estate agent James gets to grips with a former post office from the 1900s. As West Carclaze Garden Village prepares to open its doors with 1500 new homes, estate agent Andrew values an old mill with huge potential.

In the first episode, a Wiltshire couple view a Grade II listed thatched cottage, and a local resident puts in an offer on a doer-upper with Perranporth coastal views, but faces stiff competition. New residents Rose and Richard look to put their traditional stone cottage on the market after moving to the county during the Covid pandemic.