House Hunters Season 2013 Episode 100 Out of the Basement and Into the Atlanta Burbs

The episode Out of the Basement and Into the Atlanta Burbs of House Hunters season 2013 follows the search of a couple, Melissa and Jon, as they search for their dream home in the suburbs of Atlanta. The couple currently resides in a small apartment in the city and is ready to upgrade their living situation to a single-family home with more space, a backyard, and a community feel.

Melissa and Jon have a budget of $400,000 and are looking for a home with at least three bedrooms and two bathrooms. They also want a large kitchen, a backyard for their dog, and a finished basement for Jon's home office. The couple is divided on whether they should go for a move-in ready home or one that needs some renovations, as Melissa prefers something turnkey while Jon wants a project that he can put his own stamp on.

Their real estate agent, Angela, immediately shows them a move-in ready home in the first neighborhood they visit. The three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom house is located on a cul-de-sac and features an open-concept layout, a renovated kitchen, and a large backyard. Melissa loves the house, but Jon is not sold on the lack of a finished basement and thinks the yard is too small. Moving on, they check out another turnkey home in a different neighborhood that has a finished basement. The four-bedroom, three-bathroom house features a spacious floor plan, a chef's kitchen, and a fenced-in yard with a deck. Jon is impressed with the basement but is put off by the size of the yard and the overall lack of character of the house.

Next, the couple visits a house that needs some TLC and is located in a family-friendly neighborhood. The four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom house is spacious but outdated, featuring wallpaper and fixtures from the 80s. However, Jon is ecstatic to have found a home he can put his stamp on, and Melissa is warming up to the idea of creating a home that reflects their personality. They spend a long time discussing the potential of the house and what renovations they would need to make it their own.

Their final stop is a newer construction home that is halfway between move-in ready and a fixer-upper. The four-bedroom, three-bathroom house is bright and spacious with a large kitchen, but the basement is unfinished. However, it has a two-car garage, which is a huge plus for Jon, who has dreamt of having a workspace for his woodworking hobby.

In the end, Melissa and Jon must weigh the pros and cons of each of the properties they've seen and decide which house meets all of their wants and needs. The couple must decide between the turnkey house with the small yard, the renovated basement house, the fixer-upper with potential, and the newer construction house with an unfinished basement. Their final decision is sure to make them happy and fulfilled in their new suburban home.