House Hunters Season 2014 Episode 105 Searching for a Unique Home in Pennsylvania

In this episode of House Hunters, we follow a couple as they search for the perfect unique home in Pennsylvania. The couple, who have been married for seven years, are looking to upgrade from their small apartment to a spacious home where they can start a family.

The first property the couple views is a historic Victorian home that has been fully renovated with modern amenities. The unique design of the home captures the couple's attention, and they love the intricate woodwork and stained glass windows throughout the house.

Next, the couple visits a converted barn that has been turned into a stunning contemporary home. The open concept design and high ceilings of the barn-turned-home impress the couple, and they're particularly intrigued by the original post-and-beam construction.

The third property the couple views is a mid-century modern home, complete with a retro pink kitchen and a sunken living room. The couple is divided on their opinions of the home's unique design features, but they both appreciate the large backyard and swimming pool.

Finally, the couple views a completely custom-built home that is unlike anything they've ever seen before. The unique architecture and modern finishes of the home leave the couple in awe, but the sheer size of the property is a bit overwhelming.

Throughout the episode, the couple struggles to decide which unique property is right for them. They weigh the pros and cons of each home, considering factors such as location, design, and price. Along the way, they receive advice from their real estate agent and each other, finally coming to a decision on which home they want to call their own.

In the end, the couple's journey to find a unique home in Pennsylvania proves to be a challenging but rewarding process. They discover that there is no such thing as the perfect home, but with a little compromise and an open mind, they can find a home that truly captures their unique style and personality.