Welcome to Chesha, we're at the foothills of the Pennines, the M. McCl's field, an old industrial town that's booming again. This week we're facing a common dilemma. Our couple are footloos and fancy free. But with the family in mind, unsure about style or location, they say they'll know it when they see it. Andy and Emily Gorn were just good friends when they bought adjacent flats in this converted hospital. I told him I was buying this flat in the next minute. He was getting the other one. Romance blossomed across the hallway and the couple have recently tied the knot. They're now looking to buy somewhere they can start a family. I guess we're quite serious about having kids somewhere down the lane, aren't we? Well, we reckon for two years, don't we? Are you referring to quite brilliant the weekend, Louis? No. They also need room for their rather sizeable bed. Seven foot ten, six foot three. Well, it's a big bed. So where exactly do Andy and Emily want to live? I think you would like to be closer to the town than I would. Yeah, I think so. I'd be quite happy in a nice, later place. I don't think I'd really like to live out in the countryside with nothing around you. But have they agreed on the kind of property they want? We don't really have that much of a preference. We're kind of going down the fear to path, aren't we? We're leaving it to fate's one approach, but it may make our job a little tougher. It's a tricky time to buy in Chesha. There's not a great deal on the market. And what there is sells fast. So our couple need to start making some decisions and quick. There's various kinds of property to choose from. In Maccalsfield itself, there's red brick Victorian terraces, workers cottages and more modern homes. In the surrounding peak district, there's remote stone cottages and converted farm buildings. So time to see what Andy and Emily will go for. Nice to meet you. Tell us about the budget that you're prepared to spend on the ideal house. Top end of 220,000. That's a something that we can move into straight away. That doesn't need any work. We're also thinking of maybe buying something that doesn't need a bit of work. Maybe around 150,000 mark. That sounds to me like two different properties. Which would be your preference. Well, I don't actually have any preference. Right, well, it's an absolutely beautiful day. So I think we should take advantage of the sunshine and go and find the right house. Okay, it sounds so easy. Oh, it is easy. Yeah, right, Kirsty. They're not sure what they want or where they want it. It's not going to be that easy. Property number one is a Victorian terrace in the heart of Mackelsfield and his favourite choice of location. It's got four bedrooms and is on the market just below 190,000 pounds. Now, this house has got numerous reception rooms. This is essentially the front room, which is a small list of the reception rooms, but it's sort of formal. And I want to shove you on forward. This is the dining room. And look, if you look around on your right. They've really opened it up. Tell us your first impressions as you are arriving at the house. Very busy road outside and that was the first impressions, but it looks very nice inside. The reasons why we bought you here first of all was to kind of gauge your reaction between the amount of space that's on offer here. Versus the clearly busy road outside. I want to show you the kitchen because, you know, what they say about it being the hub of the home. So they obviously put on this extension. This is fantastic. It's got a nice look and sealant here as well. I can't really get to the sink, which is good. I would haul a new one. I bought six foot five. No, no, no. I think you're mistaken, Andy. Come and stand here. Above your head, you'll see a beautiful Victorian stained glass light. And the main bedrooms at the front, very impressive room. Oh, it's very late, isn't it? Very light, bright room. Very light. Great proportions. They don't come much better than this one. They haven't done much work on repurposing the windows. You can have Victorian sash windows, wooden ones, but double glazed. Okay. Yeah. They don't come cheap, but they're fantastic. Here we go. Massive room up there. You go on up. Okay. Hey, you were speak. Excellent. Very nice. This is actually the first loft conversion. Have you never been able to do that in stand-up? I'm not about the height. I know the busy road should put me right up, but it just doesn't. But it just doesn't. Well, I'm, I mean, you know what I'm like. I'm so pathological about roads. I'm like, oh, but you really don't feel it once you're in the house. I think it's really nice. I think it's got all the space that we're after. I think that is quite a lot of potential here. So off to a good start, but there are some concerns about the busy location. Our next property is somewhere much quieter, the sleepy village of Bollington on the outskirts of Mackelsfield. This house is close to a river and has a pond in the back garden. It has four bedrooms and is on the market at £189,950. Come in and see what you think. And come into the wall. Now, I want to see Andy standing up. It's not as low as I thought it was because you're six foot five, which is very tall. And you wouldn't bump your head. I want to just feel very enclosed. Does it feel enclosed? It feels enclosed. There are numerous bits and bobs. There's one, two, three occasional tables. There's the two sofas. Can't point cast. Well, it's cast. And can give you the impression that it's smaller than it is. But before you make your decision, I know it's probably made in the first 11 seconds. I think so. Come on, I found the look upstairs. Upstairs, there's a spacious bathroom with a roll-top bath and four decent-size bedrooms. But is there enough room for that bed? As we know, there's a big question for you in every bedroom. Will a bed fit in it? How long is the bed? It's about seven foot ten. I think we measured it last night, didn't we? Seven foot ten. This is good news, Chris. People are watching the show and listening. They're measuring their furniture before coming. They're someone listening to you now, my god. There's easily room for the bed. There's no doubt about that. Kept in small, but nearly formed. No, it's nice. Nicely done out. A bit of wind, sorry. Feeling a bit higher. Yeah, it's still like a maiden, now. Nice portal of windows, all. You can hear the running water. I suspect this must have been the stream or river that fed the mill. What do you worry about this? There will be a history. If this house has been flooded, it will considerably increase your insurance. Oh, real lightness. Lovely garden. It's lovely garden, isn't it? It's a nice garden. You're not overlooked at all either way. That's quite private. We'll talk about flooding in nice gardens, but it comes down to the house. Is it right for you? No, I just feel too big for the house. Yeah, so I felt the whole house. It wasn't much bigger than the flat ruin at the moment. I think you're paying for the Boyington location, the lovely Lake Jordan house, the lovely garden. But as you say, if you don't fit into the house, the house is the fat lot of good. Okay, our next property's got much more space. It's modern, but we haven't sacrificed period style. 10 miles out of Mackelsfield, this cottage in Mobile was built just seven years ago, but using weekend bricks. It's on the market for £219,000. Come in. Wow. This is nice. I know that when you came up the front door, it wouldn't have occurred to you that this was a new house. Looks like all the other houses, but as you'll see as you go around, it's essentially a brand new house. It looks amazing from outside, actually. I get a real sense of space inside as well. It's a lot less enclosed than the other house that we looked at. I'm not sure about the actual brickwork in the room, actually. It's worth. You could plaster it and paint it quick as a flash. Exposed brick is usually fashionable. I've not been a fan of it at all. What do you think? Feels quite small and dark. I tell you what I want to do. I want to show you this. Now, on the other side of here is the brick, which you don't like anyway. My suggestion is you get rid of this wall. You get rid of this wall. You open up this whole thing into a kitchen, diner, family room. This house is right at the top of our budget, and this will obviously be more expensive. Absolutely. I think there may be some negotiation in this house. Yeah. 219 is a little steep. We did actually have a quite worked on removing that wall that Curse has been talking about. All done. It'll be £1300. That's not too bad. Is it? Yes. Emily, I wanted to show you up here, because this is what is essentially the master bedroom. Emily, there's an ensuite to the main bedroom. That's the family bathroom. Yep. Emily, the reason I'm describing this as the master bedroom is because it has an ensuite shower. Oh wow, this is amazing. So different compared to the rest of the house. It's space here. Although it's under the eaves, it's really good ceiling height, room for the bed, and rather peculiar addition. In here, you've got a laundry room. There was a graveyard opposite. OK. I didn't know about that. Actually, we wouldn't have a problem with that at all, but you'd have to ask Emily. Emily, I don't know if you noticed, but the house looks have a graveyard and in our one room, that will bother you. That was a bit spooky, actually. Well, they did say they wanted somewhere quiet. So it's the end of day one. How are we doing? We've seen three houses today. Aren't any of them what you're looking for or are we backing up entirely the wrong tree? Well, I actually loved the first one. Although it was excellent. What's the space? And I really like that room at the top. Yeah, I'd agree with you there. The first one really stands out. Just had the space that we wanted. You seem to be comparing all the houses on space. And we haven't been talking about style or location. I think the space issue is what we're working out is the main thing that we want. I think if we could stretch our field to 6.5, you would suddenly rehearse how important the space became major in the car. So we're narrowing down off.