House Hunters Season 2016 Episode 141 Minnesota Transplants Seek Pool Or Beach Home In San Diego

Minnesota Transplants Seek Pool or Beach Home in San Diego

In this episode of House Hunters, we follow a family of four who are originally from Minnesota and are seeking a new life in San Diego, California. The couple, with their two young children, are used to the cold winters of Minnesota and are looking forward to a change of scenery. They want to move to San Diego to enjoy the year-round sunshine and the perfect weather that comes along with it.

The couple has a budget of $1.5 million and are hoping to find a four-bedroom home with a pool or beach access. The family wants to be able to entertain guests and enjoy the southern California lifestyle. They've enlisted the help of a realtor who is familiar with the area and knows how to find the perfect home for their needs.

As the episode begins, we see the family touring three different homes in some of San Diego's most desirable neighborhoods. The first home is a spacious, four-bedroom house located just a few blocks from the beach. The home has a pool in the backyard and plenty of space for entertaining. The children are thrilled about the possibility of being so close to the ocean while the parents appreciate the open floor plan and upgraded amenities.

The second home on the family's list is located in a neighborhood with great schools and plenty of family-friendly amenities. The house has four bedrooms and a large, backyard pool. The home has a great flow and is perfect for entertaining guests but doesn't quite give the family that beach vibe they're looking for.

Finally, the family tours a house that's a little more upscale, with a price point higher than the other two options. The four-bedroom home has beachfront access and an infinity pool in the backyard, offering stunning views of the ocean. The family is in awe of the modern design and luxurious finishes, but they must weigh whether the price is worth it.

As the family debates their options, we see how each house would fit into their lifestyle. The first home is ideal for entertaining and offers a quick walk to the beach. However, the house is located in a slightly busier part of town. The second home checks off all of the family's boxes, but the pool is a little small, and it doesn't offer the same level of beach access as the first house. The third option is a dream home, but the price might be a little high for their budget.

In the end, the family weighs their options and decides on the home that best fits their needs. We see the family settling into their new home, enjoying all that San Diego has to offer. Whether it's lounging by the pool or playing in the waves at the beach, they're thrilled to start their new life in a beautiful, sunny location.