House Hunters: Classic

A Santa Monica couple with a young son don't own their own home yet, but they're itching to buy a vacation house in more affordable Palm Springs, California.

A busy Boston podiatrist is looking for a vacation home in Provincetown on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. He needs a relaxing oasis near the water, but he also wants his new place to be fully furnished and have at least two bedrooms.

A couple is ready to buy a houseboat vacation home on Lake Washington in Seattle.

For this working couple, Monday through Friday means all work and no play. They're looking to unwind at a coastal cottage in northern California, but rising home prices and hectic schedules may bust their dreams of finding a weekend retreat.

A young married couple from Chicago wants to ditch the windy city for the warmer air in Las Vegas, Nevada. They're looking for a vacation home where they can get away from it all.

A Fort Worth, Texas, family with four kids all share a bathroom in an outdated rancher. Since the family is home schooled, they're looking for more room to spread out.

A California couple is ready to live out their dreams and move to Maui.

A youth minister and his wife are ready to put down roots in Fort Worth, Texas. They want to move out of a small rental home in the suburbs and buy a larger house closer to the city.

Las Vegas entertainer Curtis Bridgeforth, lead singer of the famous singing group The Platters, has a long-term gig at the Sahara. He's tired of living out of a suitcase and wants a place where he can host family.

Two sisters are ready to buy a house together in Uptown Minneapolis, Minnesota. They're looking for a home with a lot of character, a big kitchen and a decent-sized backyard.

A family of five moved to Fort Worth, Texas, to be closer to her family. The lease on their rental is about to run out and with three young kids, they want a home they can live in for a good long while.

A young couple has outgrown their current home in the Cat Mountain neighborhood of Austin, Texas. They love the area, though, and are willing to buy a fixer upper to stay in hill country.

A Dallas couple loves living close to downtown, but there isn't enough space for both of them and their three dogs. They want more closet space, a bigger kitchen and backyard, but will they be able to leave the city life behind?