House Hunters International Season 65 Episode 3 Nice To Be Back in France
- TV-G
- April 16, 2014
- 21 min
In House Hunters International season 65 episode 3, titled "Nice To Be Back in France," viewers join a couple as they search for their dream home in the beautiful region of Languedoc-Roussillon. After living in the United States for many years, the couple has decided to move back to France to be closer to family and friends.
The episode begins with the couple arriving at their first property, a stunning stone farmhouse with plenty of character. As they tour the property, they are immediately drawn to the charm and authenticity of the house. However, the couple is quickly reminded of the challenges that come with owning an older home, particularly in terms of maintenance and upkeep.
The couple's second property is a modern villa that boasts incredible views of the surrounding countryside. While the sleek and contemporary design of the property is certainly impressive, the couple is left feeling underwhelmed by the lack of character and history.
Next, the couple visits a renovated barn that has been transformed into a spacious and stylish home. The property showcases a perfect blend of modern and traditional design elements, and the couple is immediately smitten with its unique charm and character.
As the episode continues, the couple views several more properties, each with their own unique strengths and weaknesses. Throughout the search, the couple must balance their desire for character and charm with their practical needs, such as plenty of outdoor living space and adequate storage.
Ultimately, the couple must make a decision and choose which property they will call their new home. Will they choose the elegant yet modern villa with spectacular views, the charming and historic stone farmhouse, or the stylish and unique renovated barn?
Overall, "Nice To Be Back in France" is a captivating and entertaining episode of House Hunters International that showcases the beauty and charm of the Languedoc-Roussillon region. From historic stone farmhouses to contemporary villas with breathtaking views, viewers will be left dreaming of their own French escape.
