Columbia

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.

John and Christine tour a 3-bed, 2.5-bath townhouse in the charming village of Long Reach in Columbia, Maryland. Built in 1977, this gem has undergone recent updates while retaining its retro 1970s charm. For John, whose family moved to this neighborhood back in 1975, it is a trip down memory lane!

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.

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.

Author Josh Olson and Shirley Harden -- a longtime Columbia, Maryland resident -- describe the history of the town and the visionary legacy of James Rouse, its founder. Rouse's dream was to create a community that incorporates nature, prioritizes diversity, and offers a rich tapestry of living experiences.