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Participants are being sought for the second season of popular house hunting show 'Cheap European Homes'.
The production team behind the show, hosted by 'Cheap Irish Homes' presenter Maggie Molloy, is seeking participants with unique and interesting stories who want to leave their lives behind and relocate to a dream destination.
Maggie Molloy enlists the help of local architects and engineers to select properties around Europe for Irish house hunters, with every episode also featuring Irish people who have already relocated.
The CEO of Cork-based production company AV3 / Cameo Productions, Michael Lynch, said they're excited to begin filming season two.
He said, "Viewers loved Season 1 of 'Cheap European Homes' and I think it made people realise that the dream of relocating to beautiful places in France, Spain, Portugal and more can become a reality at an affordable price.
"Maggie is already looking forward to meeting a new group of home hunters in Season 2, and can offer invaluable advice in tandem with local experts. It’s a great opportunity for property seekers who dream of a life in the sun."
If you're seeking a home in a beautiful new place and you're interested in taking part in the new series, send your details to casting@av3.ie.
The closing date for applications is Friday January 26 2024.
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