10+
2016
Food & Home
Buying & Selling
Diving Into Dublin
Season 92, Episode 4
: A career move relocates Denver couple Troy and Tiffany to Dublin, Ireland. Tiffany wants to make sure their new home suits her wishes, but Troy is concerned with convenience and the bottom line as they dive into life in Dublin.
About the Series
House Hunters International: Volume 4
This spin-off of the wildly popular HGTV House Hunters goes around the globe. Home hunters and their realtors check out all sorts of architectural styles and work through the quirks of buying real estate in other countries.
Episodes
1. Going Back to North County Dublin
A husband faces sticker shock when he returns to his childhood home of North Cou...
2. Style Standoff in Okinawa, Japan
A couple's conflicting design tastes lead to a style standoff in Okinawa, Japan.
3. Newlyweds Believe in Brussels
Newlyweds can't wait to experience Belgian culture while living in Brussels.
4. Diving Into Dublin
A career move for Troy relocates him and his wife Tiffany to Dublin, Ireland.
5. A Mom Retreats to Roatan, Honduras
A daughter's opinion might be more than her mom bargained for in sunny Roatan, H...
6. Back to Our Roots in Jamaica
A couple searches for a vacation home to share with their parents in Jamaica.
7. Cayman Island Adventures
Greg and Mika leave cold Colorado winters to seek a life of adventure on Grand C...
8. A Dream House in Belize
Jessea's dream comes true with adventure and plenty of time to create art in Belize.
9. Three for Tasmania
Neil, Claire and baby Summer move to Tasmania for a simpler life.
10. Moving the Family to Marrakesh, Morocco
Teachers Nick and Anna decide to settle in Marrakesh with their young daughters.
11. Miles to Go in Marrakesh, Morocco
A Scottish adventurer moves to Marrakesh to run a marathon.
12. Living for the Weekend in Nagoya, Japan
A family returns to Japan for the fourth time, but with some new challenges.
13. A Taste of Taormina, Sicily
A jazz singer returns and gets a taste of her ancestral homeland of Taormina, Sicily.
