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The new series continues, as we catch up with house-hunters who bought their perfect place abroad. Laura Hamilton catches up with Jenn and Elliot at their Cretan holiday home that they bought back in 2020. Greece's mouthwatering food, rich history and crystal-clear turquoise waters make it a dreamy destination, and Almyrida, near Chania, on Crete, offers all that and more. This former fishing village is now a popular resort with a stunning beach and loads of tavernas. Jenn and Elliot's property search started swimmingly with an amazing apartment, followed by two good ones and a place above a restaurant that was definitely to their taste. But it was that first apartment that took their fancy. Laura's back to see how they're getting on and what changes they've made, before they take to the turquoise waters for a spot of snorkelling. Meanwhile, Danni Menzies is in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada with Kath and Charlotte to see how they've settled into their holiday home in Nigüelas that they snapped up in 2018. Boasting a privileged position between the stunning historical city of Granada and the beautiful Costa Tropical, Nigüelas offered everything that Kath and Charlotte were after. And with their budget of £120k, Danni hit the sweet spot with a gorgeous townhouse with an orange tree and a roof terrace that took their breath away. Now, Danni's back to find that they've transformed the place and added a stunning nook, looking out onto the orange tree. Danni gets the chance to freshly squeeze some juice, before they all take to the nearby ski slopes! 

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