New HGTV show spotlights Hudson Valley homes and families

The first episode features the transformation of a 1800s-era farmhouse in Marlboro, followed by the conversion of a "drab attic" into an artist studio in Kingston.

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Feb 7, 2024, 11:18 AM

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A new HGTV show titled "Small Town Potential" is set to highlight homes and families in the Hudson Valley.

Hosted by designer and real estate agent Davina Thomasula, and contractor Kristin Leitheuser, the show follows the couple ready to settle down in the Hudson Valley and assist them in finding the perfect home to renovate.

The first episode features the transformation of a 1800s-era farmhouse in Marlboro, followed by the conversion of a "drab attic" into an artist studio in Kingston.

The show is scheduled to premiere on Sunday, March 3 at 9 p.m.