CHRISTINE: Okay, I'm just gonna say it screams '70s.

JOHN: Well, this screams classic Columbia.

PETER: Yeah.

JOHN: My family moved here around 1975 and this is what it looked like.

PETER: This neighborhood has a lot of additional trim and features on the houses, barn wood that kind of sets this neighborhood apart from other neighborhoods.

JOHN: It's so good to be back and I'm so excited to see inside this house.

PETER: Go on in, take a look, and I will meet you on the patio when you're finished so we can talk about the pricing.

JOHN: Sounds great.

CHRISTINE: Okay.

JOHN: Let's do it.

CHRISTINE: I wonder how much of the original features are still in the home.

JOHN: Outside looks original.

CHRISTINE: I know.

All right, let's take this step down.

JOHN: Sounds good.

CHRISTINE: And I mean a step down in a good way.

JOHN: That's right.

Into a newly refreshed '70s living room.

CHRISTINE: When you walk in, you do not feel '70s at all.

JOHN: Not at all.

You know, that fireplace looks Californian.

CHRISTINE: It's very modern looking.

JOHN: Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

CHRISTINE: And look at the deep window sills.

JOHN: Yeah.

I like those a lot.

CHRISTINE: We're not in the '70s anymore.

JOHN: No.

Well, let's go check out the rest of the house.

CHRISTINE: Okay.

JOHN: Oh, we have a half bath.

CHRISTINE: Oh, a half bath.

JOHN: Top to bottom.

New tile.

I love this vanity, I think it kind of goes with the new refreshed vibe of the living room.

CHRISTINE: It's true.

JOHN: And I love this drawer.

Lots of storage space.

CHRISTINE: Okay.

That is nice to have.

JOHN: Yeah, for sure.

CHRISTINE: Yeah.

JOHN: All right, Tina.

Hey, a big kitchen.

CHRISTINE: It's a huge kitchen that's unexpected.

JOHN: Yeah.

I think it's actually kind of two rooms, don't you think?

CHRISTINE: Mm-hmm.

JOHN: So on your half we've got the kitchen.

CHRISTINE: Right.

JOHN: And on this half it's more like the breakfast room.

I love that butcher block.

And that's a lot of storage space... CHRISTINE: Mm-hmm.

JOHN: Fresh look.

CHRISTINE: Right.

And they have new countertops accented by this pretty backsplash that leads to this pass through.

So '70s.

And you know what you'll be passing through?

A tuna casserole with peas.

JOHN: Ah-ha-ha.

But, do you need a dining room in this place?

CHRISTINE: That dining space there is larger than the dining room.

JOHN: Why not just put a nice farm table in here and then you could re-envision this space.

CHRISTINE: Yeah.

I mean, you could bump out this wall and just make an extension of the living room.

JOHN: Yeah, that would be dynamite.

So many options.

CHRISTINE: So many options.

JOHN: I'm down with that.

And I also want to check out downstairs.

CHRISTINE: Oh, let's go.

JOHN: Come on.

Okay.

All right.

Bonus room.

CHRISTINE: Right.

This is a really great space.

I mean, it's a little industrial looking right now, but when you put the couches, you put the TV, ping pong table... JOHN: Ping pong.

CHRISTINE: '70s.

JOHN: Classic.

CHRISTINE: Or home office.

JOHN: Could be.

CHRISTINE: Yep.

Okay, let's check out this space.

Wow.

JOHN: Hey, this is unexpected.

CHRISTINE: Talk about storage.

Washer, dryer.

JOHN: Brand new, big plus for this home.

CHRISTINE: Okay.

Upstairs?

JOHN: Come on.

Up we go.

CHRISTINE: Upper level.

All right.

You check out this bedroom.

I'll check out this one.

JOHN: Okay, well, I've got a nice-sized bedroom.

Nice window.

Good light.

CHRISTINE: I've got a nice closet, window.

A nice size room.

Perfect for the kids.

JOHN: Looks familiar.

Pretty much like bookends.

(laughing) CHRISTINE: All right.

The full bath.

I like the tile here that they used in the kitchen.

JOHN: Yeah.

A few updates.

CHRISTINE: Mm-hmm.

JOHN: It has a good look.

CHRISTINE: It does.

Okay.

Primary suite.

JOHN: Hey, this is a good size.

CHRISTINE: Got a nice reading area.

And look at the light that's coming through.

JOHN: And in the back we have a nice walk-in closet with built-ins.

Must-have.

CHRISTINE: Nice.

Okay.

Oh, and a redone bathroom with walk-in shower.

And one of the best shower heads I think I've seen.

JOHN: This was a great starter place.

CHRISTINE: Definitely.

JOHN: All right, but now it's time to guess the price, which is going to be very difficult.

CHRISTINE: Well, let's see.

You go first.

I like when that happens.

JOHN: I bet you do.

(laughs) CHRISTINE: Hey.

JOHN: Okay, Peter.

PETER: All right, well welcome back.

What did you think of the house?

CHRISTINE: Well, I have to say my favorite spot was the kitchen.

PETER: Okay.

CHRISTINE: Just that space and what you could do with it.

I loved everything about it.

JOHN: She did.

You know, so many options.

And inside, it's still a little bit of the '70s.

You still can feel it.

PETER: Sure.

JOHN: But the updates were great.

PETER: So do you have any questions about the house?

CHRISTINE: Yes.

Is there a homeowners association?

PETER: There are actually two.

The Columbia Parks and Recreations Association, responsible for taking care of the walking trails, the tennis courts.

And then you also have a secondary, uh, homeowners association for this particular neighborhood.

It's roughly $100 a month together.

JOHN: That's great.

CHRISTINE: That, that is nice.

JOHN: Wow.

PETER: So this is a three-bedroom townhouse with two-and-a-half bathrooms, 2,400 square feet.

And it was built in 1977 with a lot of updates in the last couple years.

JOHN: Well, I think it's a really great place to start in Columbia.

And you said built in '77?

PETER: '77.

JOHN: I remember it well.

I am going to give you a guess of 377.

PETER: 377,000 for you.

CHRISTINE: You said 377?

JOHN: 377.

1977.

CHRISTINE: You know what, uh, I'm... Oh, that's clever.

I'm gonna go 380,000.

JOHN: Oh, $3,000 away.

(laughs).

PETER: One of you would win the prize of guessing exactly the right number.

CHRISTINE: Oh, I bet it's me.

I bet it's me.

PETER: It is, $380,000.

Right on the money.

JOHN: Oh, come on.

CHRISTINE: Do you believe that?

JOHN: No, I don't.