House Hunters: Volume 5

Two fitness buffs from Tennessee relocate to Rochester, New York, and hope to find a home with an open kitchen, a big yard for their dog and enough space to pursue their new hobby -- taxidermy!

Empty nesters search for a red brick Colonial house near Ft. Myers, FL. With a strong aversion to Mediterranean homes and an irrational fear of alligators, the couple is hoping to find the perfect home away from the water.

Nick and Anthony are hunting for a single-family home near West Chester, PA. However, Nick has a fear of fireplaces, and Anthony is afraid of homes' connections to the spirit world, so their phobias could make things difficult.

A Maine couple relocates to Park City, UT, for outdoor adventures. He wants a rustic, lodge-type home with lots of wood and great mountain views. She wants a Craftsman-style house in a flat, safe neighborhood for their kids.

A couple with three children is looking for a family home in Williamstown, West Virginia. She wants a classic Victorian, while he feels a split-level will suit the family perfectly.

A Tennessee couple isn't seeing eye to eye on their Chattanooga house hunt. While she wants to renovate again, he does not. But that's only the beginning of the compromises they'll be up against.

A couple can't agree on style during their Washington, DC, house hunt. While she wants a modern and contemporary place that's move-in ready, he's looking for a traditional-style fixer-upper.

A man brings his family of 5 to his hometown of St. Petersburg, FL, so he can open a guitar shop with his father. He's looking for a stately Colonial home with a screened-in sunroom, but his wife's priority is a house with a pool.

An engaged couple is in a hurry to find a house in Nutley, New Jersey, before their upcoming wedding. She wants a Colonial with a porch and a china closet, but he's standing firm on a ranch-style home with a finished basement.

A young buyer looks for a place in Philadelphia to share with three of his friends. However, when their wish lists get in his way, it becomes clear that four is going to be a crowd.

A young couple searches for a starter home in Houston, Texas, but don't see eye-to-eye on their wishlists. He wants to live downtown in a contemporary high-rise, but she wants a single-family home with room to start a family.

A family needs a big home outside Washington DC, but he's looking for something with a contemporary-industrial vibe and a home theater, while she wants a Colonial with a home office.

With plans to adopt their foster son, a Sacramento, CA, couple needs to buy a bigger home. But finding an updated house with enough space and a price well below their $600,000 budget will be a challenge.