House Hunters: Volume 4

A San Francisco couple dreams of buying a vacation home in Napa Valley, the heart of wine country. But in this pricey California market, they disagree over paying top dollar for turnkey versus paying less for a fixer-upper.

An expectant couple looks for a home with vintage details and room for their pet pig in Cincinnati.

New parents of twins are searching for a larger home in the suburbs of Kansas City, MO. She wants a brick Colonial with white columns, while his taste is more on the modern side. Can they find a home that fits all their needs?

After living with his mother for five years, a Pennsylvania couple is ready to find a home of their own. He wants basement to use as wood shop, while she'd like a separate room where she can focus on her own hobbies.

A young couple decides to trade the bustling city life of San Francisco for a calmer one in the suburbs of the East Bay. One of the buyers is a geologist, so finding a home on level ground might be trickier than they think.

A young couple wants to move into their first house in Colorado, but quickly find out their priorities are different. He needs space for his extensive wardrobe, while she's not willing to buy a place with a north-facing driveway.

A professional couple looks for large custom home with high-end upgrades in suburban Indianapolis. He wants a half acre with a finished basement, while she wants a move-in ready home close to the school where she teaches.

A real estate agent fresh to the business helps his little sister find the perfect vintage home in beautiful Cincinnanati.

A new job brings a young couple to Davis, California. She's looking for a two-story Victorian or a cottage. He wants a home that fits in with the local flavor, like a one-story ranch.

An engaged couple looks for a vintage home in Doylestown, PA. Her priority is being close to shops and restaurants, while he's hoping to find double vanities in the master bath. Can they find a home that meets both needs?

A young professional wants to go from renting to owning in the supercharged Los Angeles market. However, she may have to venture to suburban Inglewood to find a single-family Spanish bungalow with a yard for her dog.

A Millennial couple is searching for a vintage row house in Philadelphia. She wants the original touches, he prefers something more modern and they both want to be within walking distance of their favorite breweries.

A buyer is looking for a vintage charmer in one of Los Angeles' historic neighborhoods. Will her $500,000 budget stretch as far as she thinks?