Jean Johansson follows the hunt to find the inheritors to properties left by a distant relative. Storme is shocked to learn that she's the heir to a dilapidated fairy-tale cottage in Kent, which belonged to a distant relative who she had never met.

Siblings Pam and Lawrence discover that they're the rightful inheritors to a beautiful 18th-century farmhouse in Wales. They discover its surprising value and learn more about a distant relative who they never met.

Sisters Debbie and Paulette find out they're heirs to a semi-detached home in Herefordshire, left to them by a distant relative they never knew they had. They also discover they have previously unknown relatives who will share the the sizable estate.

In Liverpool, Wayne discovers that he's one of the many beneficiaries to a house that's stuck in the 1980s, which makes it tough for decisions to be made about what to do with it. Tayo Oguntonade suggests ways to maximise the property's potential.

Janet is surprised to find out that she's the rightful heir to a beautiful detached property in north London that's worth £500,000. It's up to Janet to convince her cousins to come up with a unanimous decision: keep the home in the family or sell.

Expat Robert is shocked to discover that he's the heir to a run-down London property that was previously home to a long-lost cousin. Expert carpenter Raphael Meade advises Robert on ways to capitalise on the property in its prime location.