House Hunters Season 41 Episode 2 Downsizing in Nashville

A couple is downsizing from their large family home to a smaller space in Nashville, Tennessee. They are hoping to find a house with a home office that can also serve as a guest room for their visiting children. The couple has a budget of $400,000 and hopes to find a house in a safe neighborhood that is close to amenities such as parks and restaurants.

The couple starts their search by looking at a modern townhome in a trendy neighborhood. The townhome has two bedrooms, including a master suite with a balcony and a home office that can double as a guest room. The open-concept living area has plenty of natural light and a large kitchen that is perfect for entertaining. The couple loves the location and the home's contemporary features but is concerned about the steep monthly association fees.

Next, the couple visits a traditional brick house in a quiet suburban neighborhood that is close to parks and playgrounds. The house has three bedrooms, including a large master suite with a walk-in closet and a spa-like bathroom. The home also has a home office with built-in shelves and cabinets that would work well as a guest room. The couple loves the traditional feel of the house and the large backyard, but is worried about the extra cost of maintaining a larger property.

For their third option, the couple looks at a ranch-style house that has been recently renovated. The house has three bedrooms, including a master suite with a walk-in closet and a bathroom with a soaking tub. The home office is located in the front of the house, which could make it easier for clients to find. The couple appreciates the home's updated features and energy-efficient appliances, but is concerned that the location is not as central as they would like.

After viewing all three properties, the couple has a tough decision to make. They love the modern features of the townhome, but are worried about the association fees. The traditional brick house has lots of space and a large backyard, but may require more maintenance than they would like. The ranch-style house has been recently renovated and has many updated features, but may not be as centrally located as the couple would prefer.

In the end, the couple must decide what is most important to them. Will they choose the convenient location and modern features of the townhome, the traditional charm and spaciousness of the brick house, or the updated features and energy-efficient appliances of the ranch-style house? Tune in to find out which house this couple selects as they embark on their downsizing journey in Nashville.