Since 1999, House Hunters has been that oh-so-addicting show viewers can't get enough of! We're exploring the root cause of the House Hunters phenomenon by revisiting the outrageous characters, quirky homes, and ever-prevalent cliches. Hosted by Chuck Nice with commentary provided by comedians and pop culture experts, HGTV is celebrating America's favorite obsession as we say That's So House Hunters!
After a chance meeting as a tourist, Ollie is leaving Australia to pursue a dogsledding job and a relationship with Ingrid in Svalbard, Norway. He is anxious to push the boundaries of remote living 700 miles from the North Pole, but Ingrid is concerned and wants to keep Ollie from falling off the edge as House Hunters ventures into the unknown and Off The Grid in Svalbard, Norway.
Stefani hails from Germany and while on a trip to Haida Gwaii, Canada she met Jason. They decided to try life in the big city of Berlin, but after a year they had had enough of working nine to five and commuting for hours. They longed for a simple life with more personal freedom, so they decided to move back to Haida Gwaii. Not only that, but they wanted to try living off the grid. On an archipelago of islands with a total population of around 4,000, and the nearest town with less than three hundred people, they will be among a handful of rugged souls who choose to live beyond the power lines.
After reading about Bhutan, Andrea becomes sold on the idea of moving there. She just has to get her husband, Bob and their two small children on board. When she finds a teaching program that will give her a job and help find her family a home, they make the long journey together. But in Bhutan basic living is the norm and with her husband now taking the role as Mr. Mom, this family must choose a home that helps them to experience Bhutanese life off the grid, while still making it comfortable for their young sons.
Aaron and Tine met in Australia but chose to start a family in Tine's native Copenhagen. While life in Denmark is pleasant, limited work opportunities for expat Aaron have made a lucrative job offer back in Australia too good to pass up. But Australia won't be easy. The young family will have to live way off the grid in Coober Pedy, a remote mining town in the middle of the Australian Outback and 1,000 miles away from any sign of civilization. To make matters worse, daytime temperatures can reach 116 degrees, driving much of the population underground where they live in cave-like homes called dugouts. With two young children in tow, Aaron and Tine will have to consider this unique living if they want to beat the heat and make life comfortable in this isolated outback town.
House Hunters: Beachfront follows seven different buyers from all over the world as they each search for their dream beachfront home. Follow young professionals as they search for their dream getaway on Tybee Island, Georgia; a family looking for the perfect vacation home in Key West; a couple in pursuit of an eco-friendly home in the Pacific Northwest; to a single woman fulfilling a dream of living on the ocean in Belize. Tour dreamy beachfront property from Hawaii to Panama in this maxed out House Hunters special!
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