North Yorkshire's wide-open spaces are the ideal playground for a couple and their four children from a busy Hampshire town, who can't wait to swap suburbia for a lifelong outdoorsy adventure. Briony May Williams is eager to help them find a family haven with room to roam. Her line-up of potential homes includes a gorgeous 18th-century former mill, complete with a dreamy country kitchen that might just tempt Briony to move in herself!

Briony also meets another couple who have found their sweet spot in the county, turning their passion for bees into a buzzing new life.

Richie Anderson joins the show's line-up as he helps a couple of born-and-bred Brummies to find the perfect character property on his home turf of the rural Midlands. A turnkey, ready-to-move-into home is high on the priority list for our busy buyers, one of whom is a primary school head teacher. But rebel Richie happily runs the risk of detention when he serves up a mystery house requiring a little extra love and attention.

Continuing on his maiden voyage, Richie takes a break from property to skipper a narrowboat as he takes to the water in a bid to learn all about slow tourism.

Kent's charming cottages and picturesque countryside are calling to a mum and son, ready to settle there after years living overseas. With their budget of £350,000, Denise Nurse is on a mission to find them a place to call home, with all the classic Kent character and comfort they've been dreaming of.

Whilst in the Garden of England, Denise also discovers a groundbreaking project where bison have been introduced to woodland, helping restore and maintain the landscape naturally.

House-hunting in the gorgeous Devon countryside, Jules Hudson helps two retired drama teachers trade busy Sheffield for some coastal calm. Jules has some splendid properties up his sleeve, including a lovely period cottage boasting a magnificent garden just a stone's throw from the beach.

Along the way, he also explores a 550-acre rewilding project brimming with wildflower meadows and teeming with wildlife.

On Argyll and Bute's breathtaking Kintyre peninsula, a couple from suburban Cheshire discover you really can buy a house with a million-dollar view without a million-dollar price tag. With their £250,000 budget and Sonali Shah to guide them, our buyers are looking for a remote Scottish retreat to help spark their creativity.

Sonali also meets equine enthusiasts who are living the dream at their 100-acre farm, having turned their passion for horses into a thriving business by giving others the chance to ride through some of the area's most spectacular landscapes.