New property series Country House Hunters Australia, hosted by Catriona Rowntree. Produced by Eye Candy Group, the series helps a couple relocate from the city to an Australian region location, showing them 3 houses that suit their specific brief with one chosen at the end of the show. Rowntree tells TV Tonight, “Amazingly, we’ve been able to film during lockdown, which is extraordinary. But other than that, I’m leading with my heart and just getting out there and supporting our regional areas.”
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Madeline and Jackson want to move to a family home on land. With their first baby on the way, this is a couple who are keen to settle into the town's thriving creative community.
Brad and Lehanne are relocating to be closer to Brad's work. They want a country home suitable not just for family but also their two beloved cats.
John and Pam are looking to move closer to their work in the nation's capital, and want something with space for entertaining guests.
Duncan and Dianna are looking to move to Paynesville to enjoy life by the water. They need a home that has enough space family, as well as their ever-growing collection of books.
Grace and Luke are on the hunt for a country home that they can make their own. And with Luke coming from a family of builders, this couple is more than happy to take on a project
John and Shelly tour three lifestyle homes in the beautiful coastal region of Port Macquarie, on the hunt for something with ocean views and with enough space for hosting family.
Kelly has brought best-friend Cara to Woodend to look for a move-in-ready Hamptons-style house that she can make her own.
George and Tim are Sydney-based newly-weds, keen to slow things down a little with a move to the beautiful Tasmanian town of Longford.
Chelsea and Grace are house hunting in Ballarat for Chelsea's first ever home. They're open to a project and ideally want a heritage house to love and maintain.
Matt and Blake are making the move to rural New South Wales to further their careers in nursing. They're looking for a home that will be suitable for entertaining guests.
Danica and Luke are searching for a home fit for their growing family. With a two-year old and baby on the way, the couple are relocating from Darwin to Kalgoorlie.
Mother-daughter duo Sue and Bella are looking to make the move to Northam. With Bella being a Show jumping Champion, wherever they end up needs to be big enough for their loved horses.
For Deborah and David, Newcastle has always been calling their name. So when they finally decided to move out of busy Sydney, their sights were set on this coastal location.
With a love for entertaining, Amy and Colin have their sights on Echuca. They are after a new home big enough for their kids to enjoy. Situated beside the stunning Murray River.
Grab your guitar as we head to Tamworth - Australia's home of country music - with couple Geoff and Glenda. The couple are making the move to the outback for some peace and quiet.
Alex and Hayley are on the hunt for their first home in the scenic town of Yass. About an hour's drive from Canberra, Yass has much to offer the couple.
Catriona is off to the Victorian Goldfields, looking for country homes in Bendigo with Jan and Noel who are planning their jailbreak from Melbourne.
With their adult son having recently left home, Debi and Iain have decided that they no longer want to work in IT, and they're looking for a change from the fast-pace of Sydney.
We're in outback Queensland with horse-obsessed best friends, Ainslie and Eliza to see homes that are a country-living ensemble of horses, pigs and rocking chairs
Beechworth locals Tom and Kathy are returning. With ties to the infamous bushranger, Ned Kelly, the town is full of Australian History with rugged beauty and country charm.
New property series Country House Hunters Australia, hosted by Catriona Rowntree. Produced by Eye Candy Group, the series helps a couple relocate from the city to an Australian region location, showing them 3 houses that suit their specific brief with one chosen at the end of the show. Rowntree tells TV Tonight, “Amazingly, we’ve been able to film during lockdown, which is extraordinary. But other than that, I’m leading with my heart and just getting out there and supporting our regional areas.”
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