House Hunters Season 158 Episode 7 Back to Her College Town

As a recent college graduate, Carly is itching to return to her old college town. She loved the atmosphere of her campus and the surrounding area, and she wants to continue living in that same vibe. She's landed a job in the area, so it makes sense to find a place to live in the college town.

In episode 7 of season 158 of House Hunters, we follow Carly and her real estate agent as they search for the perfect home for Carly. The episode starts with Carly explaining to the agent that she wants to live close to campus so she can walk or bike there easily. She also wants to be close to all the trendy restaurants and coffee shops in the area. Carly's budget is $350,000, and she's hoping to find a place with character and charm.

Their first stop is a cute bungalow located just a few blocks from campus. The house has a large front porch and lots of unique features, like built-in bookshelves and a vintage clawfoot tub. Carly loves the character of the house, but she's not sold on the small kitchen and lack of closet space. The agent assures her that they could knock down a wall to open up the kitchen, and they start discussing possible closet solutions. Carly likes the house, but wants to see what else is out there before making a decision.

The second house they tour is a modern loft-style condo in a trendy downtown area. The condo has high ceilings, concrete floors, and huge windows that let in lots of natural light. Carly loves the contemporary feel of the space, but she's not crazy about the location. She wants to be closer to campus and feels like this location might not be as safe as the first house they saw. The agent understands her concerns and promises to keep looking for the perfect place.

Their third stop is a charming craftsman-style home on a quiet street a few blocks from campus. The house has a big front porch, original hardwood floors, and a spacious backyard. Carly loves everything about this house and can picture herself living there. The only downside is that it's at the top end of her budget. She asks the agent if there's any wiggle room in the price, and they discuss making a lower offer.

As they drive away from the last house, Carly seems torn between the first and third options. She loved the character of the first house, but the third house had the location and space she was looking for. The agent reminds her that they can always make changes to a house to make it fit their needs, but it's harder to change the location.

At the end of the episode, we see Carly making her final decision. She weighs the pros and cons of each house and decides that the craftsman-style home is the perfect fit. She loves the location, the character of the house, and the potential for making it her own. The episode ends with Carly signing the paperwork and getting the keys to her new home. She's thrilled to be starting her new life in her old college town.

Overall, this episode of House Hunters was a fun and relatable journey for anyone who's been in Carly's shoes. It's interesting to see the different options that the agent presents and how Carly weighs each one. The show does a great job of capturing the excitement and nerves that come with finding the perfect place to live.