Episodes
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Sandy Spring/Olney
S3 E4 - 27m 28s
With realtor Karen Rollings, John and Christine check out the Sandy Spring/Olney neighborhoods. Join them as they visit three properties in the area and attempt to guess the listing prices. Also, learn about the area’s Quaker and African American history and explore the country’s largest outdoor climbing park, Sandy Spring Adventure Park.
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Mount Vernon
S3 E3 - 28m 24s
Once home to George Washington’s farmland, Mount Vernon prides itself on its history. Led by realtor Lauren Kolazas, hosts John and Christine guess the listing prices on a quaint starter home built in 1950, a mid-century modern home designed by architect Charles Goodman, and a breathtaking colonial with influences from the 1770s.
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Annapolis
S3 E2 - 28m 56s
With help from realtor Kirstin Whitaker, John and Christine visit the nautical town of Annapolis, Maryland’s capital. They tour and guess the listing prices of three homes, from historic to modern, all with water views. Also, follow along to learn about the famous naval history of the town, as well as the arts, culture and buildings that make the story of Annapolis come to life.
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Navy Yard
S3 E1 - 28m 3s
From a row home built in 1915 to a condo overlooking Nationals Park, the season premiere explores both old and new homes in D.C.’s Navy Yard. Guided by realtor Chris Chambers, hosts John and Christine tour three homes in the Southeast D.C. neighborhood to guess the listing prices of each location and learn about the area’s meaningful history from some of Navy Yard’s long-time residents.
Extras + Features
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Modern Elegance Meets Nature in Columbia, Maryland
S3 E14 - 6m 18s
Christine and John's second house tour in Columbia, Maryland is a 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home with a beachy vibe. Nestled amidst nature with cedar shake siding, this home offers a glimpse of the classic charm of old Columbia. The open-concept living and dining area with dual sliding doors bring the natural light inside and the white washed fireplace provides a nice update on an original feature.
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This New Build in Columbia Blends Charm and Convenience
S3 E14 - 5m 39s
Christine and John explore a brand new 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 3,600 square foot colonial home in Columbia, Maryland. Nestled by a scenic pathway with a natural buffer, this home offers a perfect blend of classic charm and modern convenience. The formal living room makes a statement as soon as they walk in and a stunning kitchen features neutral tones and shiny new appliances.
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Preview: Columbia
S3 E14 - 30s
Realtor Peter Boscas takes John and Christine on a tour of Columbia, MD, a planned community that inspires local residents with its vision for diversity and inclusion. The hosts visit a classic Columbia townhome, a contemporary property and a newly built four-bedroom home. The episode also explores Merriweather Post Pavilion and shares stories of the famous artists that have performed there.
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Luxury Condo Living in the Heart of Rosslyn
S3 E13 - 7m 25s
Christine and John are blown away by this spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom condo in Arlington VA's Rosslyn neighborhood. The unit offers breathtaking views from all sides and boasts modern urban living at its finest. From the private elevator ride to the rooftop pool, and high end finishes throughout, this condo has it all.
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This Rosslyn Condo Has Cool City Living Vibes in Arlington
S3 E13 - 5m 54s
Christine and John explore a one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit in the Atrium Condos community in Rosslyn, Virginia. Just steps away from the Rosslyn Metro, the building has a unique glass design. The unit features a spacious living area, floor-to-ceiling windows, bamboo flooring, a well-appointed kitchen with ample counter space and cabinetry, and a stylish bathroom with a pedestal sink.
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Bringing History Alive at Arlington House
S3 E13 - 3m 48s
Arlington historian Charlie Clarke and National Park Service historian Mark Maloy discuss the rich history of Arlington County and the Rosslyn neighborhood. Arlington House, from which the county gets its name, was originally built by George Washington Parke Custis and his slaves in 1802. The estate played a crucial role in the life of Robert E. Lee and the events leading up to the Civil War.
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Preview: Rosslyn
S3 E13 - 30s
In Rosslyn, with realtor Aiden Berri, John and Christine explore urban living, from a ground-level condo with a perfect patio, to a two-bedroom with incredible views, to a stunning penthouse with its own private elevator. Viewers will explore Rosslyn’s history and residential renaissance, plus some unique background about its famous neighbor, Arlington National Cemetery.
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A Perfect Blend of Suburban Comfort and Urban Convenience
S3 E13 - 5m 35s
Welcome to the serene and stylish world of Rosslyn living! John and Christine are blown away by the features of this 2BR, 2.5 BA condo in Rosslyn, VA. The kitchen, complete with a Jenn Air range and fridge, boasts a striking herringbone-patterned backsplash. The main living area features large windows that flood the space with natural light, but the real star is the rooftop deck!
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"It's a starter house, but really it's a forever home."
S3 E12 - 6m 45s
Christine and John visit Leesburg, Virginia's Gibson House, a historic 2-bedroom, 1.5 bath home that was built in 1790s and belonged to the prominent Gibson family. The cozy historic home features heart pine floors, exposed beams, and more historic charm alongside modern appliances and luxury finishes. Realtor Vicky Noufal sums is up best, "It's a starter house, but really it's a forever home."
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Preview: Leesburg
S3 E12 - 30s
Vineyards, country charm and history – welcome to Leesburg! Join hosts John Begeny, Christine Louise and realtor Vicky Noufal, as they tour 3 homes in this Virginia community, including a single-family built in 1798, a five-bedroom in the heart of the Lansdowne neighborhood and a gorgeous large home on 11 acres.
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"Rustic But Refined" Living in Virginia Wine Country
S3 E12 - 8m 2s
Christine and John can't get over the "rustic but refined" vibe of this custom built home outside of Leesburg, Virginia. Sitting on 11 acres adjacent to a vineyard, the house has a lodge-like feel with a hand-carved mantle on the fireplace, a giant stained-glass window, and a beautiful view of a pond. With a cohesive design from top to bottom, what's not to love?
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Learning from History to Inform a Better Future in Leesburg
S3 E12 - 2m 58s
James Hershman, Chairman of the Thomas Balch Library, and Caleb Schutz, CEO of Oatlands Historic House and Gardens, discuss the history of Leesburg, Virginia. Both the Library and Oatlands play an important role in connecting Leesburg residents with their town's past, including slavery, segregation and civil rights.
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If You Lived Here
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May 13
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If You Lived Here
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May 13
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If You Lived Here
Tuesday
May 14
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If You Lived Here
Tuesday
May 14
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If You Lived Here
Tuesday
May 14
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If You Lived Here
Tuesday
May 14
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If You Lived Here
Wednesday
May 15
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If You Lived Here
Hyattsville, Md.
Saturday
May 18
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If You Lived Here
Monday
May 20
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If You Lived Here
Monday
May 20
30 Minutes
Touring homes and communities in the Washington, D.C. region. -
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If You Lived Here
Monday
May 20
30 Minutes
Touring homes and communities in the Washington, D.C. region. -
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If You Lived Here
Monday
May 20
30 Minutes
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If You Lived Here
Tuesday
May 21
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If You Lived Here
Tuesday
May 21
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If You Lived Here
Tuesday
May 21
30 Minutes
Touring homes and communities in the Washington, D.C. region. -
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If You Lived Here
Tuesday
May 21
30 Minutes
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If You Lived Here
Tuesday
May 21
30 Minutes
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If You Lived Here
Tuesday
May 21
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Petworth/16th St. Heights, D.C.
Saturday
May 25
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Rockville, MD
Monday
May 27
30 Minutes
Touring homes and communities in the Washington, D.C. region.
Remembering John Begeny
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