JEN: A rancher.

We haven't seen one of those yet.

And the teal door really is the cherry on top of the front of the house.

RICARDO: Yeah, I'm loving this.

It's kind of giving me like Brady Bunch vibes with the aesthetic.

JEN: Let's hope there's not 10 people inside waiting for us.

GREG: So we're in a community called Valley Meade.

There's about 800 homes in this neighborhood built from the late 50s all the way through the 80s.

And you'll see lots of ranch-style homes which are making a comeback.

People are generally looking for this one level-living now.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

GREG: And we're right off of Route 40, which was recently dedicated as Korean Way.

It's a five-mile stretch of 160 Korean-owned businesses.

JEN: Wow.

GREG: We're also close to Centennial Park, Cypressmede Park, and the iconic Enchanted Forest Shopping Plaza.

RICARDO: So anything special we should be looking for once we get inside?

GREG: Definitely make sure to check out those original hardwood floors.

There's also some pretty cool 60s features that still remain.

JEN: Ah groovy.

RICARDO: All right.

Well, I'm super excited to get this magical mystery tour started.

GREG: Great.

Enjoy.

RICARDO: All right.

JEN: Right.

RICARDO: It's groovy.

You're right.

We have arrived in the 60s.

Definitely retro.

So we've got this massive living area over here and it looks like we've got the bedroom area over here.

JEN: Let's just start with this bedroom.

RICARDO: Okay.

JEN: This is big.

RICARDO: Yeah.

This is a great-sized bedroom.

And look at all the storage you've got over here.

JEN: You have these original panel doors.

RICARDO: Yeah, the nostalgia level is off the charts in here.

JEN: Nice start.

RICARDO: Okay.

JEN: Oh-hoo-hoo, this is straight out of the 60s.

RICARDO: I'm here for it.

JEN: This medicine cabinet with the built-in lighting is a showstopper.

RICARDO: It looks like they updated the tile work in the shower, but they kept this original tile work.

JEN: And it's in such good condition.

RICARDO: Yeah.

JEN: See what other surprises are in store.

RICARDO: Okay.

JEN: Oh.

RICARDO: Oh, this is nice and cozy.

The window treatments take me right back to the 60s or 70s.

JEN: My grandmother certainly has these in her house.

RICARDO: And it's also got its own bathroom.

JEN: Can't beat that.

So this definitely looks like it's had some updates.

The floor looks in really good shape.

RICARDO: Yeah.

Nice stand-up shower.

JEN: Yeah.

RICARDO: So many opportunities here to put your personal mark on it.

JEN: The whole setup right here, this is what I grew up with and so my favorite thing to do would be like, "Oh, hey girl.

Hey girl.

Hey girl."

RICARDO: Hey girls, we just need one of you to finish the tour.

JEN: One is enough.

RICARDO: Yeah.

JEN: Let's go.

RICARDO: One is enough.

JEN: So we've made it to the living room.

RICARDO: Have arrived firmly in the 60s.

I'm not sure how I feel about this blue carpet.

JEN: It's in good shape.

RICARDO: But I love this fireplace and how it's flanked by these built-ins on either side.

JEN: And this window.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

JEN: Is so beautiful looking out onto the porch.

And then this diamond lattice work is a really interesting choice.

Let's see what story the next room has to tell.

RICARDO: All right.

JEN: Oh, so bright in here.

Given the ornate chandelier and the chair rail, this is probably meant to be a dining room.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

JEN: But if you don't need a formal dining room, this is a smart choice.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

And you can finally see the floors in this room.

JEN: The carpet isn't gobbling up all the light anymore.

RICARDO: Yeah.

JEN: Now we have these beautiful original oak floors.

RICARDO: Yeah.

They are gorgeous.

JEN: And looking out to the backyard on this amazing deck.

Well, it looks like the next phase of our tale is the kitchen.

RICARDO: Ah.

Let's mosey into the kitchen then.

JEN: All right.

Ooh.

Okay.

This has a lot of potential.

RICARDO: There is a lot of potential in here because there's so much space.

I would also love maybe an island here in the middle.

JEN: Oh, yeah.

The cabinets are certainly a color that I grew up with.

I'm probably gonna come back with something a little lighter.

RICARDO: Yeah, then you see this thing right here.

It's an old-school vent.

Pull the chain.

JEN: Oh.

RICARDO: Isn't that cool?

JEN: Okay.

This definitely stays.

RICARDO: Yeah.

And look at this can opener.

JEN: This harkens back to a time when computers were the size of a room and you could hang your can opener from a cabinet.

RICARDO: Well, I think we have seen everything we can see in this house and it's time to find Greg to play the game.

JEN: All right, let's hope that one of us can squeak out a win.

RICARDO: Fingers crossed.

JEN: Fingers, toes.

This yard.

RICARDO: This is so beautiful.

GREG: Welcome back.

What'd you think of house number two?

RICARDO: Oh, well first off I have to say this deck is pretty awesome.

What a great outdoor space.

You can't beat this.

JEN: Yeah.

And having it right off the living space is perfect.

And then the kitchen had a lot of nostalgic features.

RICARDO: Some details in both bathrooms took us back also.

And that mirror, definitely straight out of another time.

JEN: Yeah.

It's the type of thing that people are looking for right now.

RICARDO: Mm-hmm.

JEN: To put in like a modern bathroom.

RICARDO: And one of the things I loved about it too was everything was on one level.

JEN: An opportunity here to age in place.

RICARDO: Yeah.

GREG: Exactly.

So this house has two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Just over 3,000 square feet, including the basement.

And it was built in 1957.

Can you guess the list price?

RICARDO: I'm gonna go ahead and say 636,499.

JEN: Okay.

GREG: Okay.

JEN: I'm gonna be simple and say 610.

GREG: The list price on this property... is $585,000.

RICARDO: Oh.

GREG: So you're both too high.

RICARDO: Twice.

Twice.

JEN: Again, what a value in Ellicott City, clearly.