House Hunters Season 1 Episode 10 Moving Closer to the Children

House Hunters season 1 episode 10, Moving Closer to the Children, follows the journey of a couple who are searching for a new home. The couple, who are empty nesters, have decided to move closer to their children who live in a different city. The episode begins with the couple meeting with their real estate agent to discuss their budget and must-haves for their new home.

The couple is looking for a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a large yard and a spacious kitchen. They would also like a home with a pool, as they enjoy swimming and spending time outdoors. Additionally, the couple is looking for a home in a safe and family-friendly neighborhood, as well as a home that is close to their children's schools and activities.

The first home they visit is a beautiful two-story house with a large backyard and a pool. The house has three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, as well as a large kitchen with stainless steel appliances. The couple loves the home and thinks it would be perfect for them, but soon realizes that it is slightly over their budget.

The next house they visit is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a large yard and a pool. However, the couple doesn't like the outdated kitchen and the fact that there is no open living space. After viewing this home, the couple realizes that they would like to find a home with an updated kitchen and an open-concept living space.

The third home they visit is a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a spacious kitchen and an open-concept living space. The home is located in a safe and family-friendly neighborhood, and it is close to their children's schools and activities. The couple loves the home, but they are hesitant about the fourth bedroom, as they do not have any use for it.

The final home they visit is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with an updated kitchen, an open-concept living space, and a pool. The home is located in a safe and family-friendly neighborhood, and it is close to their children's schools and activities. The couple loves the home and thinks it would be perfect for them, but they are concerned about the size of the yard.

After viewing all of the homes, the couple must decide which one is the best fit for them. They weigh the pros and cons of each home and discuss their options with their real estate agent. Ultimately, they choose the home with the updated kitchen, open-concept living space, and pool. Although the yard is smaller than they had hoped for, they are thrilled with their decision and can't wait to move closer to their children.