House Hunters Season 208 Episode 8 Redemption in Philadelphia

House Hunters season 208 episode 8 brings viewers to Philadelphia for an episode named Redemption. The episode follows a family of five who are on the hunt for their dream home after a series of unfortunate events.

The family consists of a stay-at-home mom and dad who works as a chef. They have three children, including an infant and two elementary school-aged children. The family has previously lived in a small, cramped apartment but had to move out due to a bed bug infestation.

After moving into a new rental home, the family's luck did not improve. They soon discovered that the home had major problems, including a leaky roof and faulty plumbing. This resulted in the family having to evacuate their home and live in a hotel for a few weeks.

With the support of family and friends, the family was able to get back on their feet and begin their search for a permanent home. They were looking for a house that was approximately 2,500 square feet, had four or five bedrooms and two or three bathrooms, and was move-in ready.

The first home they looked at was a beautiful 1920s Tudor-style home located in a quiet, residential neighborhood. The home was just over their budget, but they were willing to stretch it a bit for the perfect home. The house had a spacious living room with a brick fireplace, a large dining room, and a renovated kitchen with high-end appliances and granite countertops. The home had four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, including a separate guest suite on the third floor. The backyard was a decent size but needed some work. Overall, the family loved the home but were concerned about the cost.

The second home was a newly renovated home in a trendy neighborhood. The home was well within their budget, but the location was not ideal for the family. The house had four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, including a large master suite with an ensuite bathroom. The kitchen was updated with stainless steel appliances and quartz countertops, and the living room had a custom-built fireplace and built-in bookshelves. The backyard was small but had a nice deck and hot tub. The family loved the house, but the neighborhood was not family-friendly, and there was no space for the kids to play outside.

The final home was located in a quiet suburban neighborhood and had five bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. The house was move-in ready, with a renovated kitchen and bathrooms, and had a finished basement that would be perfect for the kids. The backyard was large with a deck, patio, and a grassy area for the kids to play. The family loved the house, and it fit within their budget, but it was not in the location they originally wanted.

In the end, the family had a tough decision to make. They had fallen in love with two of the houses, but each had its own unique pros and cons. The family ultimately chose the home in the quiet suburban neighborhood. The location may not have been ideal, but the house itself was perfect for their family's needs, and they were excited to start their new life in their new home.

Overall, this episode of House Hunters was an emotional one, but it had a happy ending. The family was able to find their dream home after everything they had been through, and they were excited to start their new chapter in life together.