We're in Edinburgh trying to find the perfect home for Shavorn and Anilo for around £200,000. A tall order in a city where spaces are the premium and the prices are going through the roof. We've seen four properties so far. The first they liked but the car port was a no-go. The second the garage was too far away. At the third they walked in and back out, but the fourth Shavorn loved. Now we've got two more for them to view. The further out we go the more likely they are to get a garage and garden for their budget. Our first house is in Kastorfin, four and a half miles from the city centre. On for offers over £175,000. This bungler has everything our couple need and more. They want space, they've got it. What we have here is a three bedroom detached house with a big sitting room and even bigger kitchen and yet another family room built on at the back. Yes it's got the garage, yes it's got the garden but Shavorn's having an adverse reaction. It's all very well done, lotus-based, perfect family home. It's just different from I'm not. Well I actually quite like this place. It's a bit out of town but not too far out of town. It's very practical. I'm stayed in the house. It was quite similar in the suburbs for and it says everything to me that's negative that I don't want to be and I'm. What bad associations? Very bad associations. So could Daniela ever convince Shavorn of the charms of Suburbia? Quite upset if I was made to live here. I'd leave you quite straightforward. You too. I couldn't much of leave you. I'm so upset. Suburbia then a big no-no for Shavorn. So before there's more trouble we're heading right back into town. Our final property is in one of the most sought-after areas in Edinburgh. It may look like a rural ittle but the Dean Village is less than 10 minutes walk from the city centre where Shavorn works. This modern weird side house is on at offers over 190,000 pounds. The style compliments the old mute properties around it. It's got the garage alright but again it's going to stretch their budget. Come on in. The house is arranged over three floors and though it's new build it's got a cottage you feel. On the ground floor there's a useful utility area hidden behind the internal garage. On the first floor there's a snug kitchen and a separate dining room and the biggest space is the light and bright living room at the back of the house. The two bedrooms are in the roof space. There says it's the playing in Tinkreampit and upstairs is the living room. Lovely isn't it? Very nice. To do. Now I think this room looks slightly smaller than it is because of the arrangement of the furniture. But what doesn't need rearranging is the view from the back door. This house has its own private balcony that overlooks the water of leaf. What a result in the heart of a city. One of the reasons we bought you here was because we hope that it would have the marriage between the convenience and practice of the county that Dallinglow was looking and the central location that was more important to you. And the atmosphere it is a modern house but it has the old houses in the muse opposite and it's one of the best new builds I've seen. I mean it's really beautifully done and here you do get fantastic view. This property is five years old so most of the teething problems associated with new houses will have been sorted but it's still worth being vigilant. As you can see there's a patched up crack on the ceiling with water marks around it. If you see something like that trace it. Think what's above it and go and find out what's causing the problem. In this case it looks like it's a water problem and here we have the solution. The silicon around the char tray is completely perished and needs to be replaced. Hey it's a good sized garage in here. The garage is fairly split from itself. Plenty of room. Plenty of room here. Have we struck gold? Do I hear a hint of excitement in Dallinglow's voice? This is a great house it really is. You think it's great, huh? But how can she vauntillum she doesn't like it. I'm sure both of us as the only houses have walked into and said I really like this. If you shout it loud enough she'd bring it down a cup of tea. I don't think that'll happen. Nor do I. Feeling quite upset actually. She wants always favored traditional properties but Kundinilo changed her mind. I know it's got a hell of a lot of character from one house but I'm still thinking more done. It doesn't look like a modern house though. It feels like one. I think this is just such a cool location. I don't think we can overlook it. Looking for cool, I'm looking for Nest and home for the next 15, 20 years. I'm not looking for something that's be jewell cool that will be fine for three, four years and then I'll think. Oh dear, it's stalemate. Dallinglow's digging his heels in and Shavorn's heart lies elsewhere. This is not going well. Not going well at all. We've seen a good and varied selection of properties and we've had discussions about the constraints of all of them. But I just don't think we're getting anywhere. It's day two in the ancient city of Edinburgh. Let's hope that a good night's sleep has clarified things. At this stage it's time to take a second hard objective look at any houses of the still strong contenders. We're talking about the traditional Lavroque which was absolutely gorgeous in his mind, jewellery home. And mine. And we've discovered that Dallinglow loves the muse style. But within that I have to consider what I'm going to do. But within that I have to consider whether or not I'd be happy in a modern build. Like Shavorn to see the muse flat again so in the sweder. I'd like him to see that. I don't know. We have a UC Lavroque bank road so that we can say to you again. Let's do it. OK. So it's the traditional versus the modern. The view of the sea versus the city location. They both have garages so which is best? Priced at offers over 190 and 195 they'll go for at least 30 grand more. Either way our couple will have to rethink their budget. First it's back to Shavorn's favourite Lavroque bank road. The three bedroom Victorian villa with that luxury bathroom and stylish interiors. Back in this fab kitchen. Or just one. I think you've got to watch with this. It's probably going away with the current owners. It's free standing. There's a big fashion for free standing kitchens at the moment. Never assume that something will be included in the sale. Your solicitor will have a list of what's staying and what's not. If you want something, ask. Also check out the condition of the building itself. You've got to keep your eyes open all the time. This is a good sign. This means a recent damp course has been done. It means someone has been keeping an eye on the general maintenance of the property. But what Shavorn doesn't want is people keeping an eye on her. It's a fantastic window isn't it? I mean it's very aesthetically pleasing but you can see all the details. If you were sitting in that chair they could see the lines on your face. The garage impressed an elo first time round. But there's no point in having one if your car doesn't fit so much of both. And plan for space around the edges if you're going to use it as a workshop too. It is. It is. Oh, shorter on the length actually. Hmm. It's 450 long and the car is 400 long. Just as well we've checked. This one's a bit on the small side. Could the distance between Shavorn and her dream house really be measured in centimeters? So it's back into the city to make some hard comparisons. This is the only place the Nilos ever felt strongly about. And his first priority testing the most important room in the house. I can now do you nicely? Yeah, plenty of room. This little garden belongs to the property we've been looking at. And it encapsulates the boundary plus the bank to the middle of the river. I can really visualize myself here with a book on a Sunday afternoon. So that's outside sorted but what about inside? If you're ever going to be happy with this house it's got to be this room that you reconcile yourself to. I'm something. I mean basically keep the kitchen but actually open-ance so when you come up the stairwell you're opening into something that feels kind kind of lofty and big. Yeah, I would definitely need to remove all of that. And I don't think it would be difficult. No, these walls aren't holding anything up. Great, so that would be quite easy to do. This is what second viewings are all about. Rear praising your priorities. You know, half the having slept on it. There's an awful lot you can do to the inside. And at the end of the day it's the outside of the building. And where it is that's important. Okay, decision time. So what will it be? The Victorian grandeur of Lavarok Bank Road or the Riverside Charms of Belford Muse? Give it to us. What's the guy? I have been completely nuttally sold on this one. Really? I'm sorry, I'm so sorry. I mean Lavarok Bank, beautiful house. It's almost picture-brose card. I was just so in love with the interior but going back and visiting. It really really helped me to put into perspective and see actually this isn't perhaps for me. The central location here is absolutely fantastic. Well, I wasn't expecting that, but it's great. They've both got what they want. A modern muse house with a country feel, a rural setting in the heart of the city. This property has got such broad appeal that we have to move fast. We both love the Belford Muse property. They decided to put an offer in straight away subjects as survey, but other parties want it too. So we'll have to wait and see if our bid is successful. We've got to love you and leave you, but you know what you're doing? Yes, it's the other end of a telephone. Thank you. Good luck. Let's know how you go. Take care, thanks very much for that. But the burning question is, did they get it? I just cannot believe we've got the house. It's absolutely brilliant. Yep, I'm very pleased as well. I actually like it. We're hey, a result. Seborn and Danilo have their old place on the market and plan to move to the dream house by the end of next month. But what about the price tag? We only got it back a couple of grand. So I'm going to go for the prize total and you'll start to create the stage. 275 we ended up bidding. So Mia, 75,000 pounds. More than we thought we'd spend. Yes, there you go though.