Couple buys dream home, discovers it is a snake habitat after moving in

Buying a dream home is often the beginning of an exciting new chapter. For Tyler and Lauren Bouldin, however, moving into their historic Pennsylvania property came with an unexpected surprise - one that slithered into almost every part of their new life. According to an exclusive report by People, the couple discovered that the neglected grounds surrounding their newly purchased 1830s stone home had become a thriving habitat for snakes. What they thought would be a challenging home restoration soon turned into an equally demanding wildlife management project, as they found themselves sharing the property with black snakes, water snakes and even venomous copperheads. A historic home hiding an unexpected problemTyler and Lauren bought the abandoned stone house at an auction in late 2020. Despite its deteriorated condition, they fell in love with its historic charm, mature trees, nearby creek and surrounding protected forest.