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They looked the way every kid looks Christmas Eve night. I knew better than to get too excited, but even I couldn’t help but let my imagination run crazy for a few minutes. Boy, wouldn’t it be nice to move into the house and live like a multi-millionaire. Now that I’ve been writing and designing professionally for a couple years, I’m pretty disappointed that I haven’t been back to the area in several years. What would make things a LOT easier would to have a beautiful new waterfront home waiting for me (the $250k wouldn’t hurt either). Take some down time to drool over the properties on HGTV – or, of course, yell at the television over people picking the absolute wrong home for their personalities .
The marketing too makes it easy to imagine yourself winning the house. HGTV has been giving away a dream home since 1997. They showcase the new home each January and chose a winner a month later in February.
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Its updated maritimeinterior is outfitted with soothing shades of gray pulled from the moody landscape seen through the home's wealth of picture windows, which provide stunning views from almost every room. The contemporary architecture of the house is softened with expert layering of textures, colors, patterns and shapes to add warmth and personality. The winner of the grand prize package valued at over $1.8 million will receive the completely remodeled and fully furnished home, a new Honda Accord, plus $250,000 from national mortgage lender Quicken Loans . The sneak peek at this striking, one-of-a-kind makeover is now available at HGTV.com/HGTVDreamHome. The house has four bedrooms and three and a half baths and sits on property packed with lush evergreens.
Who won the HGTV Dream Home 2019?
Winners are encouraged to consult a tax professional. Sophisticated style and the wildness of the outdoors collide in HGTV’s 2022 Dream Home in Warren, Vermont. This home marks the 26th house HGTV will give away to one lucky viewer since the contest began in 1997. And this year’s home in particular is a doozy.
Twitter icon A stylized bird with an open mouth, tweeting. YouTube icon A play button in the shape of a television screen. So the night of the big reveal, my kids sat around the television bubbling with excitement.
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I’m like the little kid who swings and misses, but keeps getting back on the horse and swings again. In the years since, my interest has waned when I’ve read about past winners and that many have ended up selling their Dream Homes because of the sizable tax implications. My plan would have been to definitely keep it, if nothing more because I’ve joked so much with a coworker about winning the house, I couldn’t imagine giving it up. Tyler has been everything from professional musician, business owner, designer and photographer. A self-proclaimed "jack of all trades", he has spent the last decade traveling the world, producing award-winning photos and videos, launching businesses and campaigns, and raising his two boys. I have to admit that the entire Northwest region has a soft spot in my heart personally.
For my wife and I, it’s probably our favorite way to decompress – and I’d be lying if I said our television wasn’t regularly set to HGTV simply for the watchability of all of the programs. The home itself is a two-story, modern mountain cabin with three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms spread across 3,090 square feet. See every stunning space from HGTV Smart Home 2021, a grand escape packed with high-tech design and located in Naples, Florida.
They are in search of a dream home, but how much of what viewers see is staged and what events happen naturally. We don’t see them spending as much time on camera with the real estate agent as you would if you were seriously house hunting. Congratulations to Susan O’Gorman of Perry, Georgia, she is the winner of the HGTV® Dream Home 2020 sweepstakes, a grand prize package valued at over $2 million dollars. Congratulations to Becky Dolan of Seattle, WA, she is the winner of the HGTV® Smart Home 2021 sweepstakes, a grand prize package valued at over $1.1 million dollars. The approximately 3,500-square-foot house has four bedrooms and three and a half baths and sits on property packed with lush evergreens. It is characterized by angular, asymmetrical architecture and a unique mashup of rugged, coastal and modern materials.
A winner is randomly drawn and confirmed for each of our experiences. Laura Martin of Boise, Idaho, was stunned when she was bombarded at work by TV host John Gidding and notified she had won a 3,200-square-foot home with three bedrooms and 3½ bathrooms situated minutes from Lake Tahoe in California. Martin’s name was chosen from the more than 72 million entries. According to HGTV, this year’s winner is 29-year-old Emily Muniz of Nashville, Tennessee.
We’ve talked as a family over the years about how our lives would have changed if we had won the house. Without question, we would have had our share of snowball battles. Yes, we missed out, but I don’t regret the dreams. I lecture my kids all the time about making their dreams come true.
Now most of the time when we have this talk we’re talking about working hard to build a life that brings happiness, but it’s still important to show them how luck plays a part too. My entire family, even my kids who were all pretty young, fell instantly in love with the house, valued at more than a million dollars. My wife loved the beautiful kitchen; my kids drooled over the bedrooms, arguing over how they would divvy up the rooms; and I loved the spacious entertainment area and skiing right outside the front door.
The 2018 HGTV Dream Home winner was Emily Muniz of Nashville, Tennessee. She was randomly chosen as the winner from among 123 million entries. You can view more photos, sign up for giveaway reminders and take a video tour of the home here. Inspired by true events, Everybody's Talking About Jamie follows Jamie New , a teenager from Sheffield, who dreams of life on stage.
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