The Italian property that Amanda Holden and Alan Carr renovated as part of a TV show is for sale.

The celebrity pair have been filmed doing up the interior in the second series of Amanda and Alan’s Italian Job on BBC One.

The property in Tuscany has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a price tag of £187,000.

The TV property in Tuscany has two bathrooms and is being sold by Dimore Toscane estate agents for £187,000

The property was renovated by celebrities Amanda and Alan, and has two double bedrooms

Roy Santi, of Dimore Toscane – which is the estate agent handling the sale – said: ‘The property is a little jewel with truly dramatic vistas of the river and mountains. 

‘The renovation respects the traditional materials and detailing present in this type of rural Tuscan home.’

The current series of Amanda and Alan’s Italian Job is the second that they have done together

Rightmove says searches for Tuscany have jumped by 39 per cent, while searches for Lucca have soared by 60 per cent compared to the same period last year

The TV show has created a buzz for Tuscany, with Rightmove saying property searches for Tuscany and the city of Lucca have soared following the second season of the TV programme.

Since the program aired, searches for Tuscany have jumped 39 per cent, while searches for Lucca have soared 60 per cent compared to the same period last year.

Amanda and Alan had previously renovated a property in Sicily for the first season of the show.

Tim Bannister, of Rightmove, said: ‘We often see what’s happening in the world reflected in search behaviour on site. 

It’s fascinating to see spikes in searches for Tuscany and Lucca as the second series of Amanda and Alan’s Italian Job aired, with people imagining what it would be like to live there, or possibly what it would be like to take on their own renovation project in the area.’

Amanda and Alan added their own personal touches to the character property in Tuscany

The property was named ‘2 Casa Alamanda’ and includes this living room with a dark green panelled wall

The property for sale can be found on Rightmove, where it is described as a ‘stunning three-floor townhouse’ that is 155 square metres.

The description adds: ‘It’s nestled amidst the village of Fornovolasco, overlooking the Turrite di Petrosciana river, with magnificent views of the rapids and surrounding mountains from the balconies and windows.’

What else could you buy in Tuscany? We reveal four homes currently listed for sale… 

1. Three-bed house, Bagni di Lucca, €59K

This three-bedroom house in Bagni di Lucca is for sale via the Italian Property Gallery for €59,000, the equivalent of £50,500

The property requires renovating but has the makings of a beautiful completed project

This bedroom on the top floor has been renovated, giving an indication of how the rest of the property may look once completed

This three-bedroom house in Bagni di Lucca – a commune in Tuscany in the Province of Lucca – dates back to medieval times.

It is on two floors above ground, with a fully renovated bedroom on the top level that provides an idea of how the rest of the house will look once renovated.

The property is for sale via the Italian Property Gallery for €59,000, the equivalent of £50,500.

2.  Two-bed house, Tuscany, €150K

This two-bedroom detached house in Tuscany is for sale via Lunigiana2000 estate agents for €150,000, the equivalent of around £128,000

The interior requires updating but has beautiful features such as wooden beans and high doors

The property boasts far-reaching views of the surrounding countryside and hills of Tuscany

This two-bedroom detached house as a large terrace with far-reaching views.

It is in Lunigiana, a historical territory of Italy that falls within several provinces, including Tuscany.

The property is for sale via Lunigiana2000 estate agents for €150,000, the equivalent of around £128,000.

3. Four-bed house, Tuscany, €750K

This four-bedroom house in Tuscany is being sold by Apolloni & Blom estate agents for €750,000, the equivalent of just over £641,000

The property includes plenty of period features, including decorative wooden beams on the ceiling and doorways

The kitchen needs renovating and includes a window with stunning views of the local area

This four-bedroom house in Tuscany boasts a private chapel and expansive views across the Italian countryside.

It is being sold by Apolloni & Blom estate agents with a price tag of €750,000, the equivalent of just over £641,000.

4.  Four-bed house, Tuscany, €298K

This stone property in Tuscany has four bedrooms and an appealing garden that borders a stream

The house requires some updating and is on the market via L’Architrave estate agents for €298,000, the equivalent of almost £255,000

This stone property in Tuscany has four bedrooms and a garden that borders a stream.

The house requires some updating and is on the market via L’Architrave estate agents for €298,000, the equivalent of almost £255,000.