No longer enamored by the concrete jungle, Michael and April have decided to buy a mountain home to reconnect with the outdoors and encourage their kids to unplug from city life.
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Builders by trade, Chad and Tiffany have given up on finding untouched land that offers the perfect mountain view. If they can't build it, they'll buy it, and their budget includes everything from a resort-style lake house to a storybook log cabin.
In celebration of Ryan's book launch, he and his wife Kori have decided to buy a mountain home. But when modern design proves multiple meanings, will long-range views or short-term rental amenities determine which property makes the bestseller list?
Thirteen rentals later, Keith and Andrea have finally decided on buying over building their dream home. With sights set on the serenity of Lake Burton, they tour everything from traditional luxe to turnkey convenience, and even a reno-ready steal.
Living in both Atlanta and Utah, Matt and Sharron are looking for something that gives them the best of both worlds, and Blue Ridge fits the bill. With eight grandkids to host, they need a home that works for the whole family.
Celebrating early retirement, Bryan and Carrie have Blue Ridge on the brain. With a big budget and an even bigger wish list, these Atlantans are set on finding a lakefront trophy home with mountain views.
Rooted in Georgia with a successful plastic surgery practice in Arizona, Doc and Denise are finally looking to slow down and enjoy the fruits of their labor.
With their A-frame cabin bursting at the seams, Carl and Keith are ready to upsize their starter mountain home; they want a bigger kitchen, a home office, and more space for entertaining; but will it be a gurgling river, lake, and pasture view?
Kalib and Susan have decided it's time to trade in farm life for the mountains; in exchange for their barn, they're hoping for a pool, man cave, and wellness room, all with a spectacular sunset view; all three chalets offer vaulted ceilings.
No longer enamored by the concrete jungle, Michael and April have decided to buy a mountain home to reconnect with the outdoors and encourage their kids to unplug from city life.
Looking to kick off a new chapter of personal growth and wellness, Veronica has decided to move to the mountains; torn between options offering traditional comfort, modern warmth, or majestic views, she looks to the eagles and her agent for help.
Alex and Michael fell in love with the Blue Ridge Mountains after a recent vacation. From a turret with a winding staircase to a cozy, creekside hot tub, the high-end features are endless.
After establishing a new business in Blue Ridge, Tom and his wife Mary Jane have decided to upgrade their weekender status!
Dean and Joanna are on the hunt for a mountain home retreat where they can retire; with hopes of a gourmet kitchen and designated yoga space, they look at everything from rustic to luxe before landing on where they'll namaste.
It's goodbye Miami, and hello mountain living as Rocio and Vince look for a vacation property that can double as a rental property; preferably close to town and riverside, they explore everything from a quaint, cozy lodge to a massive, modern build.
Gail is boldly stepping into her next chapter, leaving the big city (and her ex) behind to reconnect with her small-town roots.
No longer enamored by the concrete jungle, Michael and April have decided to buy a mountain home to reconnect with the outdoors and encourage their kids to unplug from city life; but when the question becomes top-dollar turnkey versus bottom-end blank canvas, it may be back to the drawing board.
Looking to kick off a new chapter of personal growth and wellness, Veronica has decided to move to the mountains; torn between options offering traditional comfort, modern warmth, or majestic views, she looks to the eagles and her agent to help decide which property to call home.
With their A-frame cabin bursting at the seams, Carl and Keith are ready to upsize their starter mountain home; they want a bigger kitchen, a home office, and more space for entertaining; but will it be a gurgling river, lake, and pasture view or long-range mountains that surround their bigger and better mountain home?
Kalib and Susan have decided it's time to trade in farm life for the mountains; in exchange for their barn, they're hoping for a pool, man cave, and wellness room, all with a spectacular sunset view; all three chalets offer vaulted ceilings, sweeping views, and iconic mountain materials, but each comes with its own sacrifice; which one is worth betting the farm for?
Celebrating early retirement, Bryan and Carrie have Blue Ridge on the brain. With a big budget and an even bigger wish list, these Atlantans are set on finding a lakefront trophy home with mountain views. But the hunt becomes complicated when water levels, lake activity, and close-range views challenge the serenity of mountain living. Which one will top the mountain?
Rooted in Georgia with a successful plastic surgery practice in Arizona, Doc and Denise are finally looking to slow down and enjoy the fruits of their labor. But with a wish list that includes a gourmet kitchen, a man cave, and five bedrooms each with a private en suite, are the doctor's orders too much to nip and tuck into one home?
Thirteen rentals later, Keith and Andrea have finally decided on buying over building their dream home; with sights set on the serenity of Lake Burton, they tour everything from traditional luxe to turnkey convenience, and even a reno-ready steal; with three options only a bunkroom apart, which one will best suit this ultramodern family of fourteen?
Living in both Atlanta and Utah, Matt and Sharron are looking for something that gives them the best of both worlds, and Blue Ridge fits the bill. With eight grandkids to host, they need a home that works for the whole family while still delivering a wow factor, wellness features and even a wine cellar for entertaining. When a modern glass lake house challenges their traditional preferences, which style will they choose for their new mountain home?
Builders by trade, Chad and Tiffany have given up on finding untouched land that offers the perfect mountain view. If they can't build it, they'll buy it, and their budget includes everything from a resort-style lake house to a storybook log cabin. Will their building expertise help or hinder this monumental decision?
In celebration of Ryan's book launch, he and his wife Kori have decided to buy a mountain home. But when modern design proves multiple meanings, will long-range views or short-term rental amenities determine which property makes the bestseller list?
Dean and Joanna are on the hunt for a mountain home retreat where they can retire; with hopes of a gourmet kitchen and designated yoga space, they look at everything from rustic to luxe before landing on where they'll namaste.
It's goodbye Miami, and hello mountain living as Rocio and Vince look for a vacation property that can double as a rental property; preferably close to town and riverside, they explore everything from a quaint, cozy lodge to a massive, modern build.
Alex and Michael fell in love with the Blue Ridge Mountains after a recent vacation. From a turret with a winding staircase to a cozy, Creekside hot tub, the high-end features are endless. But when weighing views against guest space and proximity to Atlanta, which mountain home will start our buyers' next chapter?
Gail is boldly stepping into her next chapter, leaving the big city (and her ex) behind to reconnect with her small-town roots; from a modern stunner wrapped in glass to a rustic reminder of her childhood, which home will help Gail get her groove back?
After establishing a new business in Blue Ridge, Tom and his wife Mary Jane have decided to upgrade their weekender status! But finding a forever home where they can entertain with an art studio for Mary Jane, mountain view, complete seclusion and only minutes from town will be a tall order; which property will inspire Mary Jane's next masterpiece?
