House Hunters Season 2015 Episode 48 Mid-Century Cool vs. Farmhouse Style in Atlanta

House Hunters is a popular TV show that follows individuals and families as they search for their dream home in different cities across the United States. In season 2015 episode 48, titled "Mid-Century Cool vs. Farmhouse Style in Atlanta," we see two couples with different tastes and priorities as they embark on their journey to find the perfect home in Atlanta.

First up is Shannon and Jeremy, a young couple looking for a modern, mid-century home with plenty of natural light and a spacious backyard for their family. Jeremy works from home and needs a dedicated office space, while Shannon dreams of a large kitchen to entertain their friends and family. They are willing to tackle some renovations but hope to find a move-in ready home within their budget of $700,000.

On the other hand, we have Alli and Phil, a couple with three young children looking for a cozy, traditional farmhouse-style home with lots of character. Phil works in construction and is not afraid of taking on a fixer-upper, while Alli wants a home with a bright and open living space where the kids can run around and play. They are hoping to stay within their budget of $550,000.

Enter their real estate agent, who takes them on a tour of three different homes, each with its unique features and challenges.

The first home that Shannon and Jeremy tour is a beautiful mid-century modern home with high ceilings, expansive windows, and a beautifully landscaped backyard. The interior has been renovated to perfection, and the house boasts a new kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a large island. Jeremy is thrilled with the office space that overlooks the backyard, and Shannon is delighted with the huge patio that can easily accommodate their guests. However, the home is slightly above their budget, and they worry about the high cost of utilities due to the large windows.

On the other hand, Alli and Phil tour a charming 1920s farmhouse-style home with a wrap-around porch, a big front yard, and a detached garage. The interior has a cozy, lived-in feel with lots of natural light and hardwood floors. The kitchen has been newly renovated with white cabinets, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. Although the house needs some minor cosmetic updates, Phil sees a lot of potential in the large unfinished basement and the attic space. Alli is delighted with the enormous backyard and dreams of hosting family cookouts during summers. However, the house is slightly smaller than what they were hoping for, and the location is far from Phil's workplace.

The second home that Shannon and Jeremy tour is a spacious mid-century modern home with a beautiful open floor plan, a huge master bedroom, and an enormous backyard. The interior has large windows, hardwood floors, and vaulted ceilings, giving the home a bright and airy feel. The updated kitchen comes equipped with modern appliances, and the house features a separate dining room and a large living room. Although the decor needs some updating, Shannon is already imagining how she can decorate the space to fit their style. However, the house is at the very top of their budget, and the backyard is on a slope, which worries them regarding flooding.

Alli and Phil tour the second home, which is a lovely farmhouse-style home with tons of character and potential. The house has a large front porch, a spacious living room with a fireplace, and a separate dining room. The kitchen has been recently renovated with white cabinets and granite countertops, and the house has tons of natural light and hardwood floors. The backyard is a decent size and has a lot of potential, but it will need some work to make it more functional. The only challenge is that the bedrooms are on the smaller side, which worries Alli because the kids will need more space as they grow up.

The last home that Shannon and Jeremy tour is a classic mid-century modern ranch with lots of character and space. The house has a large living room and dining room area with a fireplace and access to a big deck outside. The kitchen has custom cabinets and a unique tile backsplash, and the house features a large master bedroom with a renovated bathroom. The backyard is enormous and comes with a pool, and the property has tons of trees creating a natural green setting. However, the house needs a few cosmetic updates, and the price is slightly above their budget.

Alli and Phil tour the last home, which is a gorgeous farmhouse-style home with plenty of original features and charm. The house has a beautiful front porch, a cozy living room with a fireplace, and a separate dining room with a bay window. The kitchen has custom cabinets, a farmhouse sink, and plenty of storage space. The house has four spacious bedrooms, one of them perfect for creating a guest room and playroom combo. The backyard is large and comes with a chicken coop, which the kids love. However, the house needs some work, and the location is farther from the city center than they would like.

In the end, both couples must weigh the pros and cons of each house and choose the one that fits their lifestyle and budget the best. And with the help of their agent, they are confident they can find the home of their dreams.