Ep 18. Blended Bliss in New Hampshire

In season 11, episode 18 of My Lottery Dream Home, entitled "Blended Bliss in New Hampshire," host David Bromstad is helping a blended family find their dream home after winning the lottery. The couple, Denise and Doug, are looking for a new home for their family of eight, including five children from previous marriages. With a budget of $1.2 million, Denise and Doug are hoping to find a spacious home with plenty of room for everyone to spread out and make their own.

The episode begins with David meeting Denise and Doug for the first time, who explain that they previously lived in a 2-bedroom condo and have been renting a home since winning the lottery. They are now ready to find their forever home where their children can thrive and make memories. Denise and Doug have different tastes when it comes to the style of home they want, with Denise preferring modern and Doug leaning more towards traditional New England charm.

David takes the couple on a tour of three potential homes, all located in New Hampshire. The first home is a modern-style home with large windows and an open floor plan. The family is impressed with the home's state-of-the-art features, including a built-in saltwater aquarium and a movie theater. However, the home's smaller bedrooms may not be enough to accommodate the family's needs.

The second home is a traditional New England-style home with plenty of character and charm. The property sits on several acres, giving the family plenty of room to play and explore. The home features a large master suite and spacious bedrooms for the children. The family loves the home's historic feel, but they worry that the home may require too much upkeep and maintenance.

The final home is a modern farmhouse on a large plot of land. The home features open living spaces and a chef's kitchen, perfect for entertaining and hosting large gatherings. The home also has a separate guesthouse, giving family members their own space when they come to visit. While the family is impressed with the home's features, they are concerned about the home's location, which is farther away from their children's schools and activities.

After touring each home, Denise and Doug have a tough decision to make. They ultimately choose one home that meets all of their needs and blends both their personal styles. David also surprises the family with a few extra special features, including a custom-made swing set and a special room designated for their favorite hobby.

Overall, this episode of My Lottery Dream Home showcases how a blended family can find their dream home with a little help from expert host David Bromstad. The episode highlights the importance of finding a home that accommodates a family's unique needs and preferences, while also providing plenty of space for everyone to live their best lives.