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Escape To The Country Season 25 Episode 50

Ready to trade town life in the East Midlands for the tranquillity of the North Yorkshire coast, a keen gardener has a £320,000 budget and needs the help of Denise Nurse to move closer to her family and treasured grandson.It's also an important anniversary for some coastal heroes, as the house hunting coincides with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution's 200th anniversary. Denise heads to Whitby to join in with the celebrations.

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