House Hunters Season 2012 Episode 94 Hollywood Photographer Wants Second Home In Vegas

A Hollywood photographer is on the hunt for a second home in the glittering city of Las Vegas, but finding the perfect abode proves to be more challenging than she initially expected. In this episode of House Hunters, the photographer searches high and low for the ideal property that will satisfy all her housing criteria while adhering to her strict budget.

As the episode unfolds, viewers are introduced to the photographer and her must-have list for her second home. She is in the market for a home that is spacious with ample opportunities for entertaining, has a pool, comfortable bedrooms for guests and family, and a photography studio. The photographer's budget is set at $750,000, and with that amount, she is hoping to land a home that is perfect for her personality and taste.

The episode opens with the Hollywood photographer in her current home, discussing her needs and preferences with her real estate agent. She explains that she needs a property that is spacious enough to fit all her friends and family, as well as her photography studio and equipment. The agent questions her priorities and offers several properties that match her specifications. However, the photographer is not easily impressed and turns down every proposal that does not meet her needs.

The first property that the agent presents is an old-fashioned colonial-style home. The home sits on a large lot and has a pool, but the photographer is not too keen on the overall aesthetic of the property. Next up, the real estate agent presents her with a modern home that has a photography studio built into it. The house is beautiful, but it does not come with a pool and falls short on some of her other specifications.

As the search for the perfect home continues, viewers are taken on a tour of the glamorous city of Las Vegas. The photographer is shown some of the city's most luxurious properties, including a mansion that boasts all the latest amenities, but the photographer turns down the property because it does not have enough natural light. She proceeds to check out more properties in exclusive neighborhoods, but none impress her.

The task of finding a home that meets the photographer's criteria becomes overwhelming, but her real estate agent keeps her motivated. The agent presents her with an elegant Spanish-style property with high ceilings and ample natural light. The house also comes with a spacious studio, but the backyard is small, and the pool is not heated, which might prove problematic.

The photographer's hope for finding the perfect home is rekindled when the agent visits an off-market property she found. It is a sprawling ranch-style home that has plenty of room for entertaining, including a conservatory and a grand piano. The home comes with a spacious photography studio, and the outdoor space is well suited for outdoor living. The property ticks all the boxes except for one – it is over the photographer's budget.

In the end, the house hunter has two finalists – the modern home with the built-in photography studio and the sprawling ranch-style home. Still, one is over budget, and the other has a downside. The episode concludes with the photographer deciding which home is the best fit for her and how to overcome any potential shortcomings. Using her expertise as a photographer, she visualizes how she can repurpose the spaces that do not fully meet her specifications. After much consideration, the photographer decides on her perfect second home; which one do you think she chooses?