Sunday on Really TV: From Haunted Homes to Dreamlist Homes – Pick Your Perfect Pick

The Sunday schedule on Really TV has a bit of everything: celebrity home hunts, family reunions, overseas property swaps and a dash of supernatural intrigue. Below is a quick rundown of the shows that stand out, with a quick opinion on each. Grab a coffee, sit back and see what’s worth your attention.

My Lottery Dream Home – The Lottery‑Powered Home Hunt

David guides a pair of siblings in Palm Springs, California, looking for a desert home with a mountain view and a canvas for their art. The show’s premise – turning a lottery win into a dream property – is a solid hook. It’s a reliable pick if you enjoy seeing practical advice paired with a bit of aspirational flair.

Escape To The Country – Rural Resettlement

A couple wants to trade the bustle of Manchester for the Norfolk countryside. Jonnie Irwin leads them to three stunning properties, offering a clear view of what a quieter life could look like. The real‑estate angle is strong, and the show’s pacing keeps viewers engaged without feeling rushed.

A Place In The Sun – Sun‑Saturated Overseas Moves

British couples swap grey skies for sea and sand. The series follows them through expert‑led property searches abroad. The show offers a light, feel‑good narrative that’s easy to follow, making it a good pick for viewers who enjoy travel and home‑buying stories in one package.

Celebrity Fantasy Homes – Star‑Studded House Hunting

Gaby Roslin helps soap star Michelle Collins find a perfect home in Highgate Village with a £1.5 million budget. The show’s mix of celebrity charm and practical home‑buying advice keeps it engaging, though the high‑budget focus may feel a bit removed for everyday viewers.

Long Lost Family – Family Reunions

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell help a brother and sister search for their birth mum. The show’s emotional core is solid, and the inclusion of singer Katie Tunstall adds a personal touch. It’s a good pick for viewers who appreciate heartfelt storytelling.

Who Do You Think You Are? – Detective‑Style Mystery

Comedy star Brendan O’Carroll goes from Mrs Brown to detective, trying to solve his grandfather’s murder. The quirky premise keeps the tone light, making it a pleasant diversion if you’re looking for something off‑beat.

Celebrity Help! My House Is Haunted – Paranormal Property Hunt

From Lady Colin Campbell’s Castle Goring to Paul Burrell’s inherited home, the series uncovers ghostly activity and historical twists. It’s a reliable choice if you enjoy a mix of real estate and supernatural intrigue.

Bottom line: The Sunday lineup on Really TV offers a balanced mix of property drama, family stories and a dash of the paranormal. Pick the show that fits your mood – whether you’re after a practical home‑buying guide, a heart‑warming reunion, or a lighthearted mystery.

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