House Hunters Season 2013 Episode 110 Chicago Couple Seeks House With Enough Space for Chickens

In this episode of House Hunters, we follow a Chicago couple as they search for their dream home with a unique requirement: enough space to raise backyard chickens. The episode kicks off with the couple, Allison and Jay, outlining their must-haves for their new home. They're looking for a large backyard, three to four bedrooms, and a home that is relatively move-in ready. But the real challenge lies in finding a home that will accommodate chickens.

Their real estate agent takes them to three different homes in various neighborhoods across Chicago. The first home is a beautiful two-story house with a large backyard and a small guesthouse that could potentially serve as a chicken coop. The couple is impressed with the space, and especially love the outdoor deck area, but they're not sold on the size of the house itself. It feels a little small for their needs, and they worry that they'll quickly outgrow it.

The second home they tour is a ranch-style house with an enormous backyard that would be perfect for chickens. It features a cozy fireplace and a large open-plan living and dining area. The couple is excited about the possibilities of the backyard but is concerned about the location of the house. It's in a more suburban area than they had initially wanted, and they're worried it's too far from their favorite city amenities.

The final home they visit is the most spacious of them all. It's a huge four-bedroom house with a large backyard ideally suited for chickens. The home features an updated kitchen and plenty of closet space, which the couple loves. However, they worry about the work needed to fix the house's few cosmetic issues. They're also concerned about the hefty price tag that comes with a house this size, and it may not work with their budget.

Throughout the episode, Allison and Jay struggle to weigh their desire for more space and backyard amenities with tighter budgets. They also have to consider areas that are further away from the city, yet offer enough space for their unique chicken-raising needs. Ultimately, they'll have to make a tough decision about what features they can and can't live without.

In the end, House Hunters takes us through the couple's decision-making process and reveals which of the three homes they ultimately decided to buy. Fans of the show will enjoy this episode's unique spin on the traditional house hunting format and will be impressed with the couple's struggle to find a home that meets both their practical and unique needs. Overall, this episode of House Hunters provides an entertaining watch and a fun glimpse into the home buying process in the bustling city of Chicago.