Ep 24. Growing Up Abroad in Antibes, France

In this episode of House Hunters International, a family of four is looking for a new home in Antibes, France. The family consists of a mother who is a French teacher, a father who works in finance, and their two young children. This family is not new to living abroad, but this move to France is different because the children are now of school age and will be attending a French school for the first time. The family is excited about the opportunity to immerse themselves in French culture, but they are also nervous about the language barrier and finding the right home in the right neighborhood.

The episode follows the family as they view three different properties in the Antibes area. The first property they view is a modern villa with an open concept living area, four bedrooms, and a large garden. The family is impressed with the home's modern features, but they are concerned about the distance to the children's school and the fact that it is situated on a busy road.

The second property they view is a traditional French apartment in the heart of the city. The apartment has three bedrooms, a balcony with a view of the sea, and charming French details. The family loves the location and the character of the apartment, but they are concerned about the noise level in the bustling city center and the lack of outdoor space for the children to play.

The third property they view is a spacious home in a quiet, residential neighborhood. The house has four bedrooms, a large garden with a pool, and plenty of space for the family to spread out. The family is impressed with the size of the home and the outdoor space, but they are concerned about the fact that it needs some renovation work and that it is further away from the city center.

Throughout the episode, the family weighs their options and discusses what is most important to them in a new home. They consider factors such as location, outdoor space, size, and proximity to the children's school. The family also discusses the challenges of raising children in a foreign country and the steps they will need to take to help their children adjust to a new school and a new culture.

In the end, the family must decide which property is the best fit for their needs and budget. Will they choose the modern villa with a large garden, the charming French apartment with a sea view, or the spacious home in a quiet neighborhood? Tune in to this episode of House Hunters International to find out.