House Hunters International Season 4 Episode 7

Ep 7. Moving Up Down Under

  • October 5, 2007
  • 21 min

Moving Up Down Under is the seventh episode of the fourth season of House Hunters International. In this episode, viewers follow the journey of a couple as they look to move to Australia for work and lifestyle opportunities.

The couple, Mary and Dan, are originally from the United States but currently live in Vienna, Austria. Mary is a freelance designer, and Dan is a software engineer. They have been offered jobs in Sydney, Australia and are excited about the prospect of moving to the land down under.

The episode begins with Mary and Dan sitting down with their real estate agent, Julie, to discuss their priorities for their new home. They are keen on finding a modern, spacious apartment in a central location that offers easy access to both their workplaces and local amenities. They also want to ensure that the apartment has plenty of natural light and a balcony or outdoor area.

Julie takes the couple to their first property, a two-bedroom apartment in the central business district. The apartment is located on the 15th floor of a high-rise building and boasts spectacular views of the city. The apartment is also modern and spacious, with an open-plan kitchen and living area. Mary and Dan are impressed with the apartment, but they are hesitant about the high cost. They continue their search, hoping to find a more affordable property that still meets their needs.

The second property Julie shows them is a three-bedroom apartment in the suburbs. Although the apartment is further away from the city center, it is still conveniently located near public transport links and local amenities. The apartment has a large living area and a spacious balcony with stunning views of the surrounding area. Mary and Dan are pleased with the apartment and consider it a strong contender.

Next, Julie takes the couple to a waterfront property in a trendy area of Sydney. The apartment is a two-bedroom, modern space with breathtaking views of the water. It is located in a hip neighborhood with plenty of restaurants, bars, and shops nearby. However, the apartment is small, and Mary and Dan are worried that they will quickly outgrow the space. They continue to weigh the pros and cons of the property before making a decision.

The final property Julie shows Mary and Dan is a large, four-bedroom house in the suburbs. The house has a recently renovated kitchen and boasts multiple living areas, making it ideal for entertaining guests. It also has a spacious outdoor area, complete with a swimming pool and barbecue area. Although the house is further away from the city center, it is still conveniently located near local amenities and public transport links. Mary and Dan love the house and are impressed with its size and potential. However, they worry that the upkeep of a larger property may be too much for them to handle.

After viewing all four properties, Mary and Dan sit down with Julie to discuss their options. They express interest in both the second property, the spacious suburban apartment, and the final property, the large family home in the suburbs. They ultimately make their decision and viewers will have to tune in to find out which property they choose.

Overall, Moving Up Down Under provides viewers with an inside look into the process of relocating to Australia and finding the perfect home. Mary and Dan's journey highlights the importance of finding a property that meets both practical and lifestyle needs while also considering budget constraints. The episode showcases the stunning beauty of Sydney while also emphasizing the importance of finding a home that feels like a true reflection of the individual.

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House Hunters International, Season 4 Episode 7, is available to watch and stream on HGTV. You can also buy, rent House Hunters International on demand at Amazon Prime, Apple TV online.
  • First Aired
    October 5, 2007
  • Runtime
    21 min
  • Language
    English