The new series continues, as George Clarke follows more fantastic, unlikely and amazing builds, shines a light on the builds he's always wanted to see, and visits stunning modern houses and ancient homes in Portugal. In this episode, the UK's oldest airstream camper, which was built in the 1940s, is rescued from ruin and converted into the ultimate shiny and stylish high-end camper van. A father and his teenage son build a woodwork studio to use for their shared passion for carpentry, built - hopefully for free - out of leftover materials squirreled away and saved by their late father-in-law/grandad. Inspired by their low-cost build, George also celebrates three other budget builds, including a young man's tiny home built for just £5000. And in Portugal, George visits a gorgeous bookshop that is rumoured to have inspired Hogwarts from the Harry Potter books. 

The new series continues, as George Clarke follows more fantastic, unlikely and amazing builds, shines a light on the builds he's always wanted to see, and visits stunning modern houses and ancient homes in Portugal. This time, in an Amazing Spaces first, George meets a woman with a vision to construct an eco-cabin from three disused supermarket delivery van fridges; and a young couple creating a home from an American school bus. And in Portugal, George unearths a pair of sinuous treehouses inspired by snakes, before celebrating three small builds with what must be the tiniest-ever Amazing Space hidden behind a secret panel, a cool, silver take on the traditional white caravan, and a one-bedroom house in a tin tabernacle.