George Clarke’s Homes in the Wild
TV
2025-10-02
Ratings
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Architect extraordinaire George Clarke can’t get enough of Kiwi living. He embarks upon an epic journey to some of the hundreds of islands dotted around New Zealand’s coastline and Australia’s eastern seaboard on a quest to explore some of the countries’ wildest homes. While meeting an array of colourful characters and navigating rugged terrain, George will discover just what it takes to reside and thrive in an offshore island home.
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Returning Series
Seasons
1
Episodes
6
Network
Country
United Kingdom
Language
English
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Season 1
- 1 Great Barrier Island, New Zealand On New Zealand's weather-beaten Great Barrier Island, George Clarke explores three remarkable homes that push the boundaries of design in extreme conditions.
- 2 Rakino Island, New Zealand George visits one of the Hauraki Gulf's best-kept secrets - Rakino Island. He explores a one-of-a-kind tiny home, a house perched right on the ocean, and the cottage of a Rakino I…
- 3 Lord Howe Island, Australia George Clarke travels to the breathtakingly remote Lord Howe Island, a tiny Pacific gem off Australia's west coast. George visits a home built on sweat, ingenuity, and a moving fa…
- 4 Kawau Island, New Zealand George visits Kawau Island, a boatie's paradise where life is lived by the tides. There, he sees a home crafted around a love of timber, a one-of-a-kind yurt, and a Kiwi bach with…
- 5 Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand George Clarke heads deep into the Marlborough Sounds in search of wild homes. George ventures to a dangerous to a dangerously remote barn conversion and climbs aboard a replica pi…
- 6 Bruny Island, Australia George travels to the windswept shores of Bruny Island, off Tasmania's coast. There, he explores a science fiction-inspired dome that feels like a home from another planet.
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