House Hunters Season 2016 Episode 21 Single Mom Dreams of a Bungalow in Portland, Oregon

A single mother is on the hunt for her dream bungalow in Portland, Oregon. With a budget of $350,000, she hopes to find a cozy home in a family-friendly neighborhood that is within walking distance to schools and parks. Accompanied by her best friend, the young mother is determined to make the most out of her house hunt by viewing three different properties that match her criteria.

The first property they visit is a charming Craftsman-style bungalow that boasts a wrap-around porch and a spacious backyard. The house has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, which is perfect for the single mom and her young daughter. The interior of the house is bright and airy, with natural light streaming through the windows. The living room and dining area are spacious, and the kitchen is modern and fully equipped. The bedrooms are comfortable and cozy, with plenty of storage space in each room. Although the house is slightly over budget, the single mom is captivated by its character and potential.

The second property they view is a Cape Cod-style home in a vibrant neighborhood. The house has four bedrooms and two bathrooms, which is perfect for the family's future needs. The architecture of the house is stunning, with a white exterior and black shutters that add a touch of elegance. Inside, the house is well-maintained, with hardwood floors and a stylish fireplace in the living room. The kitchen is spacious and functional, with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances. The bedrooms are cozy and comfortable, with large windows that offer scenic views of the neighborhood. Although the house is priced slightly above budget, the single mom and her friend were impressed with its location and value.

The final property they visit is a rustic farmhouse that sits on a large piece of land in the countryside. The house has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, which is perfect for the young family. The property boasts a pond and several fruit trees, which is perfect for outdoor activities and gardening. The house itself is spacious and cozy, with a wrap-around porch that offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The interior of the house is well-maintained, with hardwood floors and a wood-burning stove in the living room. The bedrooms are comfortable and spacious, and the kitchen is equipped with modern appliances. Although the house is priced within budget, the single mom is unsure about the location and distance from schools and parks.

After viewing all three properties, the single mom is faced with a tough decision. Although she was captivated by the charm and character of the bungalow and farmhouse, she ultimately decides to make an offer on the Cape Cod-style home. She believes that the location, value, and potential of the property make it the perfect home for her and her daughter. With the help of her friend and real estate agent, the single mom puts an offer on the home, and after some negotiations, the offer is accepted.

In the end, the single mom is thrilled with her new home and her decision to become a homeowner. She feels grateful for the support of her friend and the guidance of her real estate agent in helping her find her dream home. The episode ends with the single mom and her daughter moving into their new home, excited to begin their new chapter in life.