A Place in the Sun: What Happened Next? Season 2 Episode 1 - Watch Legally and Safely
A Place in the Sun: What Happened Next? Season 2 Episode 1
The show that catches up with house-hunters who bought their perfect place abroad returns for a new series. Danni Menzies revisits Marie and Chris at their seaside holiday home in Manilva, southern Spain, that they bought back in 2019. With its cobbled streets and whitewashed houses, Manilva's traditional charm stole Chris and Marie's hearts, and so did the properties Danni showed them. Like your neighbourhood postie, Danni kept delivering turnkey treats until they settled on a former hotel that had been turned into apartments. Their cheeky offer of £115k was accepted, nicely under their £130k budget. Now, Danni's back with Chris and Marie to find that they are loving the lifestyle and have transformed the place. They show off their new kitchen by cooking Danni a veggie paella, before they all enjoy a day trip to nearby Gibraltar. Meanwhile, Ben Hillman meets up with photographer John in his idyllic village house in Skopelos in Greece, which he proudly now calls home. With its timeless charm, Skopelos is one of the greenest islands in the Aegean Sea due to more than 50 natural springs. For his budget of £120k, John - who doesn't drive - needed a place close to amenities. And while a few places didn't get him revved up, the upside-down townhouse with a plaque outside reading 'John's House' was picture perfect. Four years on, Ben takes a look around John's newly decorated digs, before John turns the tables and takes Ben for a photoshoot.
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