House Hunters International Season 26 Episode 33 Scottish Painter Finds Solace In The Medieval Village of Guardia Sanframondi, Italy

In this episode of House Hunters International, we follow Scottish painter Lisa as she sets out on a journey to find a new home in the charming medieval village of Guardia Sanframondi, Italy.

Lisa is drawn to the village's beautiful architecture, stunning countryside views, and vibrant community of artists. With a budget of 100,000 euros, she hopes to find a traditional home with plenty of character and potential for a studio space.

The first property she tours, a stone house with a spacious terrace and views of the village, captures her heart. But with a price tag of 130,000 euros, it may stretch her budget too far.

Next, Lisa visits a fixer-upper with a large garden and potential for a studio space. Despite the renovations needed, she falls in love with the property's authentic features and peaceful location outside the village.

The third property on Lisa's list is a spacious apartment in the heart of the village. Its modern amenities and central location make it a tempting option, but she worries the noise and lack of outside space might not suit her artistic lifestyle.

After careful consideration, Lisa makes an offer on her dream home - the stone house with stunning views. But when the negotiations hit a snag, she considers the potential of the fixer-upper before ultimately deciding to pursue the stone house once again.

With the help of her real estate agent, Lisa navigates the challenges and triumphs of finding a new home in a foreign country. And in the end, she finds solace and inspiration in the historic beauty of Guardia Sanframondi.