Season 4 coming soon!
In Season 4, new series hosts Jennifer (Jen) Osborn and Ricardo Frederick Evans join a local realtor to tour three homes in each episode and immerse themselves in the communities of the D.C. Metro region one neighborhood at a time.
Season 4 will kick off on October 28 in Burke, Virginia where hosts Jen and Ricardo visit three homes at three different price points with realtor Lauren Breslaw. Along the way, they explore the history of the community’s railroad, its Copperthite Racetrack, and the residents’ successful campaign against the construction of “Burke Airport.”
Jen and Ricardo visit 12 neighborhoods this season, including Burke, Fairfax, Occoquan/Lorton, and South Arlington in Virginia; Cleveland Park, Hill East, Woodridge/Langdon, and Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C.; and College Park, Gaithersburg, Frederick, and Ellicott City in Maryland.
The first six episodes of Season 4 of If You Lived Here will air on Mondays at 9 p.m. on WETA PBS and 8 p.m. on WETA Metro, from Oct. 28 through Nov. 9, with no airings on Nov. 18. Six more episodes will premiere in early 2025.
About the Hosts
Jennifer Osborn and Ricardo Fredrick Evans are the new hosts of If You Lived Here, following former hosts Christine Louise and the late John Begeny. Both accomplished performers and arts professionals, Jen and Ricardo met at an open casting call for the Netflix series House of Cards and have been friends for more than a decade. In addition to going to D.C.-area open houses together, they built their friendship through a love of theater and film, the beach, kayaking, and good food.
Jennifer Osborn
Jennifer Osborn has lived in the D.C. area since 2011, residing in all four quadrants of the District, and eventually landing in Maryland with her partner and two cats. Viewers may recognize her from the Netflix Series House of Cards as the Assistant to Robin Wright's character. She’s performed with theater companies all over the region, including Tennessee Stage Company, Silver Spring Stage, Molotov Theater, and SeeNoSunOnstage, plus countless short films with local directors. She received a Best Actor win at the Knoxville Film Festival Seven Day Shootout for her performance in Personal Day, and at the Frederick 48 Hour Film Festival for her performance in Dog Days.
Ricardo Frederick Evans
Ricardo Frederick Evans grew up in the Hillcrest neighborhood of Washington, D.C. and was previously a licensed real estate agent. He attended the National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts, where he is currently an instructor. His theatre credits include African-American Collective Theatre, Arena Stage, Round House Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre, Studio Theatre, Totem Pole Playhouse, and Imagination Stage, where he received a Helen Hayes Award nomination for his work in Doctor Dolittle. He has numerous industrial, short, and independent film credits, including a blink-and-you-miss-it appearance on Netflix’s House of Cards. He’s also co-host and co-producer of the Read More Plays podcast.
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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A Perfect Blend of Classic Charm and Modern Convenience
S3 E7 - 5m 11s
John and Christine tour a 3-bedroom, 1.5 bath bungalow/cape cod in Bethesda's Huntington Terrace neighborhood. Built in 1936, the home has striking original features that have been lovingly restored. At the same time, more modern renovations, such as the addition of a half bath, add function and value. Plus, it's hard to beat the location -- right next to Walter Reed Medical Center and NIH.
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Bethesda's Rural Roots
S3 E7 - 3m 33s
Longtime Bethesda residents detail the history of their community, which has transformed from a rural area to the semi urban neighborhood we know today. Today, one of the last vestiges of the community's agricultural past is the Montgomery Farm Women's Cooperative Market, established in 1932 to provide farm women the opportunity to sell what they grew and handcrafted on their farms.
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Step Inside the 'Creme de la Creme of Vienna' Homes
S3 E6 - 8m 58s
"This is the creme de la creme of Vienna," exclaims John as he and Christine tour this 5 bedroom, 5.3 bath, 6475 square foot home just minutes from the town center -- and it's hard to argue. With glamorous finishes and high end architectural details from top to bottom, the home feels like private club. Downstairs, it has a huge bar and wine cellar. Upstairs, each bedroom has an en suite.
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Good Bones in Vienna's Stonewall Manor Community
S3 E6 - 5m 51s
The style of this 4 bedroom, 2.1 bath home in Vienna, Virginia's Stonewall Manor neighborhood is dated, but when Christine and John look past the wallpaper and bathroom tile, it's easy to see the potential. The home has good bones and sits on a fabulous quarter acre lot. With a little TLC, "You can make your vision come to life very easily."
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Vienna's Railroad Legacy Lives On
S3 E6 - 2m 19s
The railroad first came to Vienna in the mid 19th century and was the main source of transportation until World War II. Today the Northern Virginia Model Railroaders carry on Vienna's rail legacy from their headquarters at the historic Washington & Old Dominion Railroad train depot in the middle of town.
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Preview: Vienna
S3 E6 - 30s
Nestled along the Washington & Old Dominion railroad line, Vienna is home to many local favorites, including the Vienna Town Green and Jammin Java music venue. With help from realtor Lex Lianos, hosts John and Christine tour and guess the listing prices of three homes, ranging from 1960s split-levels to 2020s bungalow styles. Also, hear from Vienna mayor Linda Colbert.
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The Best of One-Level Living and a Cottage Feel in Vienna
S3 E6 - 6m 22s
John and Christine venture to the Carriage Hill neighborhood just outside of the town of Vienna and are blown away by the renovations in this 3 bedroom, 2.1 bath ranch style home. Hardwood floors unify the living spaces, while the gorgeous updated kitchen and bathrooms impress. Christine loves the cottage feel of the home's interior, which is enhanced by views out to the huge 1.3 acre lot.
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An 'Urban Suburban' Feel with Income Property Potential
S3 E5 - 5m 7s
With an attractive Spanish style exterior, back patio, and large yard it's hard to believe this home sits in the heart of a bustling city. Inside, the open concept design has great flow. Recessed lighting brightens the space and original hardwood floors add character. Downstairs, a renovated basement with full bath has great potential as an income property.
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Preview: Deanwood
S3 E5 - 30s
Once home to legendary Motown singer Marvin Gaye, the Deanwood neighborhood in D.C. has a deep sense of community among its residents. Join hosts John and Christine and realtor Keith James as they tour 3 homes built between the 1910s and 1920s and learn about the neighborhood’s many churches, the Lederer Community Garden in Marvin Gaye Park and Nannie Helen Burroughs’ National Training School.
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Room for 'As Many Cooks in the Kitchen as You'd Like'
S3 E5 - 6m 20s
This 4 bedroom, 3.1 bath three-story home in Washington DC's Deanwood neighborhood is over 100 years old but you wouldn't know it once you step inside. After a top to bottom renovation, everything is new, from the distinctive short plank maple floors, to the huge kitchen, and remodeled basement, which is a ready-made income property. "This house really gives you that, WOW!"
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A Newly Renovated Cape Cod in Deanwood Wows the Team
S3 E5 - 6m 45s
Christine and John are impressed by the thoughtful renovations in this 3 bedroom, 2.1 bath Cape Cod home in the Deanwood neighborhood of NE Washington DC. The kitchen has style and function with plenty of counter space and cabinets. The basement features exposed brick, a bedroom and full bathroom. On the main level, two more bedrooms flank a bathroom with 1920s Art Deco tile.
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Deanwood Neighbors Fight Food Insecurity
S3 E5 - 3m 21s
The Deanwood neighborhood in NE Washington, DC offers a diverse collection of houses on large lots, numerous green spaces and recreation opportunities, easy access to highways, and a Metro Station. But of all the amenities, Lederer Gardens may be the prize of the community. Located within Marvin Gaye Park, the communal garden is an urban agriculture effort designed to fight food insecurity.
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Remembering John Begeny
On August 21, 2023, the WETA community lost a dear friend in John Begeny, co-host of If You Lived Here. Learn more about John's amazing life, and share your memories.
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