When the weekend hits the weekend, the line‑up on Really TV is a blend of glossy property dreams and a dash of supernatural intrigue. If you’re looking for a show that blends gorgeous houses with a story that pulls at your curiosity, the channel’s Thursday‑to‑Sunday schedule has got you covered.

Fantasy Homes By The Sea – The Crown Jewel

Fantasy Homes By The Sea dominates the Sunday schedule, with a third episode airing at 8:00 p.m. The show follows London‑based couples who are hunting for a dream home on the East Sussex coast, with budgets ranging from £500k to £600k. In episode 3 the couple is looking to grow their family in a spacious property on the Jurassic Coast. The show’s steady pacing and real‑world design advice make it still entertaining for anyone who loves a good home makeover. I think the show’s consistency and the gorgeous coastal scenery hold up well, offering viewers a reliable escape from everyday life.

My Lottery Dream Home – The “Lucky” Property Hunt

My Lottery Dream Home takes over the early evening slots from 10:00 p.m. to 12:30 p.m., featuring David Bromstad helping contestants use their lottery winnings to find the perfect property. The episodes range from Fort Worth to Cape Coral, highlighting how a sudden windfall can change a family’s future. The show’s focus on high‑budget homes and the host’s flair for design keep the drama engaging yet grounded. I find the show one of the better options for viewers who want to see how fortunes can translate into concrete living spaces.

Escape To The Country – The Rural Appeal

At 2:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., Escape To The Country showcases couples searching for countryside homes in Cheshire and Herefordshire. The series offers a calm, picturesque look at rural Britain and highlights the practicalities of buying a barn conversion or a traditional house. The charm lies in the detailed property tours and the gentle pace. In my view, the show holds up well for those craving a break from city life.

A Place In The Sun – Sun‑Soaked Dreams

From 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., A Place In The Sun brings British couples to warmer destinations. Episodes 85 to 88 explore properties abroad, with experts helping viewers find homes that promise sun, sea and sand. The series offers a refreshing contrast to the domestic property shows and provides viewers with inspirational travel‑home ideas. The show remains reliable for viewers who want a taste of sun and a glimpse into potential overseas investments.

Long Lost Family – Heart‑Touching Stories

Long Lost Family takes the 8:00 p.m. slot, featuring Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell as they help a woman search for her missing sisters. The emotional narrative and the investigative tone give the show a compelling edge. I believe it offers a one‑of‑a‑kind feel-good moment, especially for viewers who enjoy heartfelt human stories.

Who Do You Think You Are? – Genealogy Insight

At 9:00 p.m., the programme follows Brian Blessed as he unearths his family history, providing a fascinating look at his Yorkshire roots and Dickensian hardships. The series offers a mix of personal storytelling and historical research, appealing to viewers interested in ancestry and cultural heritage. I find it one of the better options for those who appreciate a blend of drama and documentary style.

Help! My House Is Haunted – The Haunting Twist

The 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. block hosts Help! My House Is Haunted. The show investigates the paranormal in Bristol and beyond, from haunted police officers to angry spirits. The investigative format adds excitement and suspense to the evening. In my opinion, the show holds up well for viewers who enjoy a blend of reality and supernatural mystery.

Bottom line: Really TV’s Sunday schedule offers a balanced mix of property enthusiasm and human drama. From the coast to the countryside, there’s a show for every viewer’s taste, while the haunted house investigations keep the evening’s stakes high.