Moving Houses - Season 2
Season 2
Clarke Gayford goes along on a journey with New Zealand families, couples and adventurous individuals, transporting their dream homes to their ideal locations.
Episodes
Ahipara
Becky, Dean and their sons have gone all in with a two storey bungalow for their holiday home. Will it survive being chopped into five pieces for the drive north from Auckland?
Bythell's Bay
An historic Marlborough Sounds cottage faces a perilious journey that begins aboard a barge before fording a river and travelling across farmland to eventually settle at a Kaikōura Court Section.
Matatā
Wendy and Ian have traded life on the road for life on the land in Matatā, ditching their house bus for a renovated bungalow that contains a heart-warming surprise.
Raglan
A Hamilton couple are realising their retirement dreams by settling in their favourite holiday spot of Raglan. They just have to get their brand-new house there.
Awhitu
Mitch and Anita are on a rescue mission to save precious family history - a two storey villa that has been in the family for generations but is now languishing unloved in a removal yard.
Vicarage
Restoration experts Rob and Chessa are taking on one of the Wairarapa's oldest buildings, a mid 19th Century Vicarage.
Episode 7
Retired Hastings couple Sue and John couldn't bear the thought of downsizing and leaving their family home, so they've brought their bungalow with them to their daughter's property.
Marae
Karuwai Marae at the top of the East Cape needs a new Wharekai (dining hall). The trustees of the Marae discover an old school classroom in Hawkes Bay but it's a long and perilous journey.
Mahanga
When Mark and Kay stumbled across an old shearer's quarters, they abandoned their plans to build new on their site in Mahia Peninsula and instead took on the perilous move to Mahanga.
Greendale
Young farming couple Jayne and Rob have their hearts set on moving a 4 bedroom brick house on to the family farm in rural Canterbury, right before their impending wedding.
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