House Hunters: Classic

A single mother and her four children live in a spacious home on eight acres of land. She'd like something with less upkeep that's closer to the city, but is open-minded about architectural style.

Active grandparents are looking for a substantially larger home to accommodate their five grown children and seven grandchildren. They like the quaint charm of older homes, but want a move-in ready house.

Malinda Trimble has been renting a small guesthouse for nearly a year. She loves the home's seclusion and its close proximity to the city, but now she'd like to buy a home with space to entertain space and a view.

A family of five has outgrown their current condo. They'd like to find a home with three bedrooms, an updated kitchen and a backyard. They'd also like to stay in their neighborhood, but space is at a premium in their price range.

Although they like their two-bedroom apartment, a couple wants to find a home with more room in a quieter neighborhood. Their budget, however, has made it difficult to find a house--especially in such a competitive market.

A young couple is searching for their first home. Their current townhouse showcases the couple's unique sense of decorating--something they'd like to have in their new home. But they don't want to sacrifice space for style.

A family with two growing boys is ready to leave their two bedroom apartment. They're looking for a house that will give their active boys some breathing room inside and out.

Newlyweds are finally ready to move out of his father's garage apartment and into a home of their own. They want to live closer to their jobs in the city and have more modern amenities.

A busy executive in a big city is ready to buy a house she can relax in at the end of the day. She wants to be in a beach community and her perfect house must have a view.

A family of four needs room to grow, so they're looking to double their square footage in a new turnkey home.

Newlyweds have been in their townhouse since they were married last year, but they don't have much control over decorating and upgrading. Now they are ready to look for their own home with a nice-sized backyard and a laundry room.

Brian Lau thought he had found the perfect home for himself and his pot-bellied pig, Mu Shu. But Brian's landlord has decided to sell the home, so Brian's in search of a big backyard outside and a bachelor pad inside.

When a single man's elderly mother came to live with him, he knew he needed more space. He loves his neighborhood, though, so the two of them are looking for a home with two master suites and a swimming pool in the same area.