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You can stay in a home that was renovated on HGTV's hit show 'Fixer Upper' - here's how
You can stay in a home that was renovated on HGTV's hit show 'Fixer Upper' - here's how
Jun 19, 2017, 22:28 IST
There's even a large outside area with German beer hall tables.
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And its two bathrooms get a lot of sun.
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The guest rooms are elegantly decorated.
It has lots of space to accommodate eight guests.
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During the renovation, several walls were removed to create an open plan space that combines a kitchen, dining area, and living room.
It is currently listed on Airbnb for $430 a night on weekends. This price excludes service fees and tax.
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Lastly, "The German Schmear House" a four-bedroom house in the suburbs of Waco also appeared on season three of the show. The young couple who bought it had a budget of $235,000 and were looking for their dream first home.
The house has a large outdoor area with a fire pit and seating.
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The master bedroom was decorated by Joanna Gaines.
The house has a loft and 20-foot ceilings, which makes the mini kitchen feel spacious.
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The house has one bedroom and a queen sofa bed, sleeping four people in total. It costs $325 per night, excluding tax and service fees, on Airbnb.
This compact, one-bedroom home is known as "Shotgun House." It also appeared on season three of the TV show. The house is located two blocks from the Gaineses homeware store in Waco, known as the Magnolia Market.
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There are five bedrooms but the owners claim it sleeps 20 people, thanks to extra beds in some of the rooms.
The downstairs den also provides guests with another area to relax in.
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The Gaineses removed the walls on the second floor apartment to create an open plan living space with a kitchen, breakfast table, and sitting room.
It costs $717 per night to rent on VRBO and has a two night minimum stay.
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This home is suitable for large parties of guests.
The Gaineses converted a 1,000-square-foot attic apartment, horse stalls, and hay storage into an 2,700-square-foot home. At the center is a rectangular shaped room that has been converted into a dining area and has a large table that seats 20 people.
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Known as "Barndominium," this barn conversion appeared in season three. It is currently available for rent on VRBO and is on the market for sale with Sotheby's. It is listed for $1.2 million.
It also has a newly renovated garage with two built-in beds, ideal for families traveling with children.
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The house has a large master bedroom with a queen bed.
The kitchen has been converted into an open-plan space with a large breakfast bar.
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It is now a four bed and three bath home and is rented for $559 a night on weekends, on Airbnb. This price excludes tax and service fees.
In season two, the Gaines' completely renovated this "Mid-Mon" house, which sleeps between 10 and 12 people.
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There are three bedrooms: a double room with a king bed, a single room, and a twin bed room.
The owners have changed some of the furniture since the Gaines' renovated it, and the house now looks a little different.
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This house was built in the early 1900s but was completely remodeled.
The "Mailander House" was also remodeled on season one. The owners now rent it on Airbnb for $300 a night on weekends (excluding service fees and tax).
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Guests who stay at the house will find Harp's carpentry scattered around the place, including bed headboards.
There are five bedrooms in the property but it sleeps 12 people thanks to an extra sofa bed.
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It has a modern kitchen with a marble topped island and a large living room area.
It is now listed on Airbnb and costs $600 a night to rent on weekends, plus service fees and tax.
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The house was given a new roof, bigger windows, and new paint. Clint Harp made the front door himself out of reclaimed wood.
The asking price on the home was $15,000 but the Harps negotiated it down to $10,000. This meant that had plenty left in their $100,000 budget for renovations.
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Local carpenter Clint Harp runs a woodworking shop in Waco and is often featured on "Fixer Upper." Next to his shop is the house he and his wife bought through the Gaineses and had them fix up in the first season of the show. They don't live there now and it is rented out on Airbnb.
The house has the Gaines' signature open-plan kitchen and breakfast bar combo.
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The house is currently listed on Airbnb for $375 a night for a minimum of two nights. One-night stays cost $475. These prices exclude tax and service charge fees.
Gorman House was featured on the first episode of Fixer Upper. It was uninhabitable when the Gaines' started work on it. Now, it's a five bedroom house with a wrap-around porch.