"Tiny House, Big Charm" was the perfect title for this Season 3 episode of "Fixer Upper," as it centers on the renovation of what was, according to the Waco Tribune-Herald, one of the last shotgun houses left standing in the Waco area.

For the uninitiated, a shotgun house is a small abode that dates back to the early 19th century. They were originally associated with African American populations in the Southern cities of New Orleans, Louisiana, Houston, Texas, and Charlotte, North Carolina. Architecturally, these unique buildings continue to draw people from all walks of life for their effective use of space and inexpensive price tag (via Country Living). 

When Chip and Joanna Gaines first stumbled upon this rare 720-square-foot shotgun house with their clients, Cameron and Jessie Bell, the interior was completely dilapidated. However, by the time Chip and Jo were finished with it, this uniquely vertical shotgun house had made HGTV history (via Magnolia). By the end of the project, the Bells couldn't have been more pleased with their one-of-a-kind home. From its historically accurate Southern charm to the modern pulley-operated loft staircase, this "Fixer Upper" renovation is truly unlike any other. And it's no surprise that when the Bells decided to sell in 2017, the renovated home was listed for nearly $1 million.