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You Live in What?

You Live in What?

HGTV presents a series of visionaries who have transformed run-down commercial spaces into unique homes. Each episode follows three different residences from construction to completion. These one-of-a-kind houses are conversions from places that include a former ice-cream factory, an old grain bin, a radio station and a slaughterhouse. In each case, the homeowner found beauty in an extraordinary venue. With a little imagination, tenacity and a few dollars, the owners prove nothing is impossible.
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  • An introduction to one-of-a-kind homes and their visionary owners; a historic livery in Birmingham, Ala., is now a hip live-work space for a photographer and her family; a New Orleans shipping container home shows lot size doesn't matter.

  • A dilapidated Sacramento, Calif., fire station is resurrected; a 150-year-old castle overlooks Lowell, Mass.; a Jewish Temple becomes a residence and art studio; an off-beat Chicago museum is transformed into a boutique bed and breakfast.

  • A Kentucky bourbon distillery's stone walls are the centerpiece of a country home; a Civil War schoolhouse is turned into a residence; a coal company commissary is turned into an abode; shipping containers are converted into a cottage; a grist mill.

  • An urban oasis crafted from an ink factory; a fire station home in Northern California; a 1930s church that's been expanded into a home; a Houston artist's abode built from a commercial glass warehouse; a 200-year-old stone meeting hall in New York.

  • A Dutch barn transformed into a Texas dwelling; a candy factory re-purposed as an art gallery and penthouse; a church conversion in Massachusetts; a 1700s corner store turned into a residence; a shipping container home with some unique alterations.

  • A 200-year-old hay barn turned into a home; a church transformed into an artists' sanctuary; a unique Texas lighthouse; a gristmill in upstate New York that was a key stop in the Underground Railroad; a multi-barn homestead in Waco, Texas.

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12 episodes will be broadcast over the next two weeks

    Saloon; Bakery; Windmill
    Hayloft; Airstream; Cave
    Witch House, Train Depot and Water Tank
    Missile Silo, Chicken Plant and Library
    Potato Barn, Theater and Oil Refinery
    Coin Laundry to Grist Mill
    Grain Silo to Masonic Hall
    Hay Barn to Glove Factory
    Hay Barn, Gas Station, Shipping Containers
    Lighthouse, Train, Brothel
  • Saloon; Bakery; Windmill

    Homes made from saloons, bakeries and even a windmill.
    Upcoming
  • Hayloft; Airstream; Cave

    Homes made from haylofts, airstreams and even a cave.
    Upcoming
  • Witch House, Train Depot and Water Tank

    A movie-set mansion becomes a witch's lair; a Wild West coal shed; a ferry boat becomes the ultimate waterfront property.
    Upcoming
  • Missile Silo, Chicken Plant and Library

    From a missile silo to a chicken plant and a library to a flower shop.
    Upcoming
  • Potato Barn, Theater and Oil Refinery

    A potato barn, a theater, an oil refinery and more; an Ohio Opera house; a sustainable New Mexico home rises from the desert.
    Upcoming
  • Coin Laundry to Grist Mill

    A couple transforms a dairy farm into a dream home; a wagon wheel factory goes from a wedding gift to home sweet home; a couple moves into a power plant.
    Upcoming
You Live in What?

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HGTV presents a series of visionaries who have transformed run-down commercial spaces into unique homes. Each episode follows three different residences from construction to completion. These one-of-a-kind houses are conversions from places that include a former ice-cream factory, an old grain bin, a radio station and a slaughterhouse. In each case, the homeowner found beauty in an extraordinary venue. With a little imagination, tenacity and a few dollars, the owners prove nothing is impossible.

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Tom Creehan, Tony Frassrand

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