DON: Welcome to house number three, also known as the Cory House.

This is an 1880s Victorian nestled in the middle of Old Town College Park.

RICARDO: Nestled is the word I was thinking of.

I mean, just from the street it's kind of hard to even see the house because it's surrounded by all of this landscaping.

DON: It certainly feels like you're far away, but we are blocks from the University of Maryland and Route 1.

And the Trolley Trail is just about a block away.

JEN: I think it's faster sometimes to take your bike than your car.

DON: Oh, certainly in this area.

(laughs) So Dr. Cory, a University of Maryland graduate, was one of the original residents, named after him on the Historic Register.

And originally, this house would've had a unique three-sided fireplace.

It's only visible from one side, but you can't help but see it as you walk through some of the rooms.

I hope you guys fall in love with this house as much as I have.

JEN: I think chances are good.

All right.

DON: See you later.

JEN: Oh, my gosh, I'm so excited.

Whoa.

I really do feel like I'm in a different time period.

Have you ever seen a house with stained glass like this?

RICARDO: I am in love with the windows and I love this banistered staircase.

It's definitely like going right back in time.

You don't see anything like this.

JEN: I think that there's gonna be a lot to coo over in this place.

RICARDO: Well, let's start cooin'.

JEN: All right.

Look at these windows.

RICARDO: Oh.

JEN: They are taller than you.

RICARDO: Oh, that's fantastic.

And look at these floors.

A good mix of wood, but they're holding up really nicely.

JEN: Yeah, and I see a pop of color this way, so why don't we head over here?

RICARDO: All right.

JEN: Oh.

I would fill this up in a second.

RICARDO: Yeah, and I love how the red also picks up the red in the stained glass too.

JEN: Yes.

RICARDO: All right, let's see.

No, what is this?

JEN: Blast from the past.

RICARDO: This takes me back to elementary school.

JEN: Well, let's not linger in the past too long and keep going, shall we?

RICARDO: Okay.

JEN: Awe.

RICARDO: This is absolutely gorgeous.

Oh, wow.

This is the fireplace that Don was talking about.

JEN: My grandmother has the same type of fireplace in her house, so this fireplace specifically, like, really touches my heart.

RICARDO: Aw.

JEN: That tile work is beautiful.

I'm actually a little disappointed to not see it as the three sided fireplace.

So there would've been one side in this library room and the other side... RICARDO: In the living room.

JEN: In the living room.

I wonder what the tile looked like on those.

RICARDO: I bet that was spectacular.

JEN: Well, let's see what else we got.

Oh.

RICARDO: This is huge.

JEN: Yeah, definitely been well loved.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

JEN: But I see what you're looking at.

RICARDO: Yes, let's talk about it.

JEN: This is, like, the crown jewel of this kitchen.

RICARDO: Classic, shiny, sleek.

JEN: Yeah, and I like that they stayed with white appliances... RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

JEN: Throughout because, let's be honest, a silver fridge in here really wouldn't be the way to go.

RICARDO: Yeah, and I like the exposed beam.

JEN: Yeah.

RICARDO: That's a great touch.

JEN: It's definitely giving farmhouse feel.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

I know there's a lot more house that we really have to see and I wanna get up those stairs.

JEN: Let's explore.

RICARDO: Let's go.

JEN: All right.

There's a lot of options.

Why don't we just go to the closest room?

RICARDO: All right.

JEN: Oh, wow.

This is a good size.

RICARDO: Yeah, we've seen Victorian style homes before.

JEN: Right.

RICARDO: But I have to say, being in a real Victorian style home, you just can't beat it.

JEN: And how great to have the stained glass windows?

All right, let's keep it moving.

RICARDO: Okay.

JEN: All right, another nice size bedroom.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm, I love the double window in this room.

JEN: Yeah, me too.

I love being able to see the Magnolia tree.

Lots of room to grow in here.

RICARDO: Yeah.

Okay, step down into, oh.

JEN: Wow.

RICARDO: This is an enormous bathroom.

JEN: I feel like you could film a period piece in this bathroom.

RICARDO: And you've got the exposed pipe here, which is retro, too, under the sink.

JEN: And the fixtures are so cool.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

JEN: But I think the most exciting part is the clawfoot tub.

RICARDO: That is stellar.

JEN: This one's gonna be tough.

It ain't gonna be 1880 pricing, I'll tell you that.

RICARDO: No, ma'am.

JEN: Well, let's go and get some redemption.

RICARDO: Let's go.

JEN: Hey.

DON: Well, welcome back, guys.

So what did you think?

JEN: This house was dreamy in its own unique way.

RICARDO: So much about this house resonated in ways that new construction wouldn't.

DON: Four homeowners really loved it and preserved what this house is, because it really is a rare and special house.

RICARDO: The stained glass windows throughout the entire home were absolutely beautiful.

DON: And what did you think of that kitchen?

RICARDO: Well, the ceilings in there, those exposed beams, were a fantastic choice.

JEN: And I like that they went with all white appliances because obviously that stove is not of this era.

DON: How about the fireplace?

RICARDO: I can't even imagine what it was like when it was visible on all three sides, but just the one side was impressive on its own.

DON: Definitely.

JEN: And I can't believe that we're in College Park, Maryland.

RICARDO: I can't believe we're literally, like, five minutes from our office.

JEN: I know.

DON: So the Cory House has five bedrooms, two baths, is 2,600 square feet, built in 1880.

RICARDO: I'm gonna say, um, 875.

JEN: I'm gonna go lower and I'm gonna guess 855.

RICARDO: Okay.

DON: The house listed for $900,000.

RICARDO: Oh.

DON: Ricardo's got it.

RICARDO: Oh.

JEN: Congratulations.

RICARDO: I am a winner.

To own something that is hundreds of years old, a beautiful piece of history.

JEN: Kind of priceless.

RICARDO: A beautiful piece of land, yeah, I think it's priceless.

DON: I certainly think so.

RICARDO: Yeah.

DON: Thank you for joining me in College Park today and what's say we go grab something to eat at one of my favorite places in College Park, Northwest Chinese.

JEN: One of my favorites, too.

RICARDO: Oh, I haven't been, yeah.

JEN: All right, yeah.

RICARDO: Let's go.

DON: Well, let's head over there.

JEN: All right, let's go.

RICARDO: Great, I'll drive.

DON: Great.

JEN: And buy.

RICARDO: Whoa.

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