A Place in the Sun host Lee Juggurnauth was left mortified when he failed to show a potential buyer a single property that was to her liking during Wednesday's instalment of the Channel 4 show.
Harriet, accompanied by her friend Mags, was looking for a holiday home in Costa Blanca. With a budget of £110,000 Carol was looking for a dream apartment in and around the town of Villamartin.
Things were off to a bad start, when Harriet said the two-bedroom bungalow Lee had shown her was too small - despite it being on the market for £106,000. Harriet also said it "needed updating".
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The second home, a three-bedroom villa with two bathrooms and two communal pools, was then slammed as "claustrophobic". Harriet shouted "no" as she walked into the property, before telling host Lee how it "wasn't doing it for me".
She refused to step a foot further and did not want to see any of the other rooms.
With potential buyers shown five properties during each episodes, the presenters - who are property experts - usually manage to find at least one that piques their interest. This was not the case with Harriet, as not one home she viewed was up to her expectations.
When it came to the fifth and final home, a partially-renovated three-bedroom house, Harriet said it was "an improvement on all of them", and said it was more spacious than the others she had viewed.
However, Harriet then refused to see the bedrooms of the house as she suddenly said she "couldn't see myself living here" because of its busy location.
A Place in the Sun airs weekdays at 3pm on Channel 4 and All 4
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