House Hunters Season 2012 Episode 99 A Wife Wants Historic Charm But Her Tall, Football-Playing Husband Wants New Construction

A young couple is on the hunt for their dream home in this episode of House Hunters. The wife is drawn to homes with historic charm and character, while her husband, a tall football player, is more interested in new construction and modern amenities.

The couple starts their search in a historic neighborhood filled with homes built in the early 1900s. They are immediately drawn to the charm and character of the older homes, but they quickly discover that many of them come with a high price tag and require a lot of maintenance and upkeep.

After viewing several homes in the historic neighborhood, the husband starts to feel discouraged. He worries that the outdated homes will require too much work and won't be able to accommodate his height and build.

The wife, on the other hand, is determined to find a home with character and history. She suggests they expand their search to other areas of town, and they also consider homes that have been renovated to include modern amenities while still maintaining their historic charm.

As they continue their search, the couple views several homes that meet some of their criteria but don't quite fit the bill. They finally find a home that seems to have everything they're looking for: it's a charming historic home that has been fully renovated to include modern amenities and has plenty of space for the husband to move around comfortably.

But there's a catch: the home is located in a neighborhood that is not as desirable as the others they've looked at. The wife is willing to overlook this, but the husband is hesitant and worried about the resale value.

In the end, the couple must decide what is most important to them: historic charm or modern amenities. Will they be able to compromise and find a home that meets both of their needs? Tune in to this episode of House Hunters to find out.