JEN: So beautiful.

RICARDO: Ah.

JON: Welcome to house number three, the dream home.

This house was originally built in 1901.

JEN: Just driving it up, it was jaw-dropping just to see this original farmhouse.

Definitely stepping back in time.

RICARDO: And as we were driving up, we saw this little house at the end of the driveway.

JON: Ah, so that would be the original springhouse, and it's where the family would draw their water from in 1901.

RICARDO: Oh.

JON: It also developed into a tollhouse, and the tollbooth keeper would've been on the top level so they could see anyone that's coming from a distance.

JEN: Did you pay a toll when you came in this morning?

RICARDO: Not today.

JEN: Oh no.

JON: I'll collect it on the way out.

JEN: Oh, okay.

RICARDO: So, what other original features can we expect to see inside?

JON: The original staircase, and also the vent that's in the original hardwood floors, that's how the family would've heated the home back in 1901.

RICARDO: It sounds like there is so much to see inside.

We'll take our tour, and then we'll meet you for the final game of the day.

JON: I got a great place for use to do the big reveal.

It's gonna be the outdoor kitchen in the back of the house.

JEN: What?

RICARDO: All right, sounds great.

JEN: Oh my God, more than one kitchen?

Yay.

RICARDO: Oh, she's in heaven.

JEN: All right, we'll see you afterward.

JON: All right, we'll see you after.

JEN: Wow, look at this door.

RICARDO: I know.

JEN: Ah.

Whoa.

RICARDO: The staircase is so impressive.

Can you believe this is more than 100 years old?

The decorative handcrafted molding all around here is exquisite.

JEN: Really beautiful.

And then if you look down the hall, there's the vent.

RICARDO: Yeah.

JEN: I did not expect it to be round.

And very ornate, how exciting.

RICARDO: Yeah.

JEN: I think we follow the hardwood.

Living room, dining room combo.

RICARDO: Yeah.

See this archway?

Isn't that gorgeous?

JEN: And built-in storage.

RICARDO: Yeah.

JEN: Maybe there was a door between these two rooms.

RICARDO: Oh, to separate these two spaces?

JEN: Yeah.

And, you know, speaking of doors, we have the double doors here.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

JEN: I mean, I can imagine having to shut off parts of this house to keep it warm, you know?

RICARDO: Oh, yeah.

JEN: We do have a fireplace in this room.

RICARDO: Yeah, that is a gorgeous fireplace, too.

JEN: Why don't we just pop across the hall?

RICARDO: Okay.

JEN: Okay.

Oh, okay RICARDO: Okay, now we're shifting into carpet, nice and cozy.

JEN: I think this would've been, like, your more traditional parlor.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

JEN: So, when folks came to tea this is probably where you would greet them.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm, yes.

And of course, you've got another fireplace in here which is so gorgeous.

JEN: Yeah.

Uh, this feels very cozy.

RICARDO: You can see into the next room, which looks a little bit more modern.

JEN: Oh, wow.

This is my dream library.

RICARDO: Is it?

JEN: Oh my gosh, look it...

There's so many places to sit and read.

RICARDO: And all of the windows in here.

JEN: I know.

I mean, this is kind of the ultimate work-from-home space.

RICARDO: Oh yeah, it's definitely the brightest room that we've seen so far.

JEN: Yeah.

Well, I'm not sure what's next, so let's just keep it moving.

RICARDO: All right.

JEN: Just more access to beautiful outdoor space.

And look at this breakfast nook.

And all of these windows.

RICARDO: Oh.

JEN: This is farmhouse special.

RICARDO: Country kitchen, yes.

JEN: Yes.

RICARDO: And I've never seen an island shaped like this before.

What do you think about having the range there in the center?

JEN: It's a little close to the fridge for me.

Which could be a pro or a con.

Being able to just grab something from the fridge to throw in a pot would be great.

However, I think if you were to move this stove you would lose this really unique coffee nook.

RICARDO: Yes, I love a coffee moment, and the fact that it's, like, dedicated to all of your coffee accoutrement.

JEN: Yeah, I really like the shelving.

RICARDO: So, I see an amazing stone wall back here.

JEN: Oh.

RICARDO: We've got to look at this.

JEN: Yes, please.

Look at these vaulted ceilings.

Even though this is one of the darker rooms it still feels very bright, very inviting.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm, this is giving me log-cabin-in-the-woods cozy.

JEN: Yeah, and then this whole wall of windows with the banquette seating underneath, it's just so classic.

RICARDO: Yeah, absolutely.

JEN: And I wanna sit next to this fireplace and watch the snow fall.

RICARDO: I love the stonework around the fireplace.

JEN: Well, I think it's time for us to head to the second level.

RICARDO: Oh yeah.

JEN: Yeah.

RICARDO: This floor is so beautiful.

JEN: Oh, wow, look at all the windows in this room.

RICARDO: Wow, this is a huge room.

JEN: And then these built-in shelves and cupboards, I like how they kind of take me back.

RICARDO: See what's across the hall.

JEN: Yeah.

All right.

RICARDO: Oh.

JEN: Okay, so this is very much a contrasting room.

RICARDO: I love the dark wood the dark baseboards.

JEN: Oh, yeah.

RICARDO: Um, it's got two closets in here.

JEN: Can't beat that.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

JEN: Let's see what else is up here.

RICARDO: Okay.

JEN: Ooh.

RICARDO: Oh.

JEN: So, we've got a nice full bath up here.

RICARDO: Yeah.

It could probably use some updates, but I really love this horse feature here.

JEN: A very, uh, vintage equestrian towel rack.

And then having the antique vanity in here is really trying to keep us in the time.

RICARDO: Okay.

JEN: Oh, this is massive.

RICARDO: Oh, so primary perfection.

JEN: And there's so many different ways to set up this room.

100% Cali King.

Yeah.

RICARDO: Yes.

JEN: But also, a sitting area, a makeup area.

This is in this time period.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

JEN: Um, I think that we have got to go see this bathroom, though.

RICARDO: Oh, let's go.

JEN: Hmm.

RICARDO: Okay.

Got a little vanity moment here.

I love that they've got all this storage space.

JEN: I could see taking all of this out.

RICARDO: Yeah, and opening it all up and making like a big bathroom suite... JEN: Yeah, yeah.

RICARDO: That might be fun.

JEN: Oh, why don't we peek in here?

RICARDO: Okay.

JEN: There's something about this space that feels charming to me.

RICARDO: Yeah, you know what it's missing, though?

Hangers shaped like horses.

JEN: Yeah, there's definitely a lack of horseheads in this bathroom.

RICARDO: Well, I think we've finally seen everything that we need to see in the house.

And it's time to go find Jon.

JEN: Well, we haven't seen everything 'cause we're gonna meet him for the game in the outdoor kitchen.

RICARDO: Oh yeah.

JEN: Let's go.

RICARDO: Let's go.

It is amazing.

JEN: Hey.

RICARDO: Hey, Jon.

JEN: Hi.

JON: Well, welcome to the outdoor kitchen.

RICARDO: This is really impressive.

I mean, you have this amazing brick oven back here.

JEN: If you really wanna eat outside, this is the way to go.

JON: Absolutely.

So, what'd you think about the rest of the house?

RICARDO: So many beautiful historical features.

I loved that entryway with that staircase.

Absolutely stellar.

JEN: And then there are some more modern rooms, like the sunroom, that I would love to turn into a library.

It really was kind of a showstopper.

JON: High ceilings, lots of light.

Can't ask for much more, can you?

JEN: Yeah, and the cherry on top of everything is all of this beautiful outdoor space.

JON: It's just under two acres, so plenty of space for you.

We're looking at four bedrooms, two and a half baths, over 4,800 square feet, and this house was built in 1901.

RICARDO: I am going to say 998,000.

JEN: I'm gonna guess 989,000.

JON: Okay.

The actual list price is $1.1... RICARDO: Oh.

JON: ...98,000.

RICARDO: Oh my gosh.

JON: You have a winner.

JEN: I was surprised by house number two's price, so I was trying to also be a little conservative.

RICARDO: What a great value, though.

JEN: Yeah.

JON: Absolutely.

I know you guys were trying to win the game, but after hearing the list price, it sort of makes sense, right?

RICARDO: Yeah.

JEN: Oh, absolutely, given the square footage, the age, and the acreage.

RICARDO: And you've shown us that, Frederick, you can get a lot of bang for your buck.

Thank you so much for showing us around Frederick today.

We had an amazing time.

JON: Well, I wanna show you one of my favorite restaurants in downtown Frederick.

It's on Market Street, it's called the Ordinary Hen.

JEN: Oh.

JON: Wanna go check it out?

RICARDO: Are you kidding?

JEN: That sounds fun, yeah.

RICARDO: Yeah, let's go.

JEN: All right.

JON: All right, let's go.