Rebecca Mitchell

The home was designed with a barn style, including 18-foot ceilings in the main living area, rather than converted from an old barn.

With a new location for Refill Goods and a second retail store along with Young Love Floral, owners Annie Jurrens and Shantelle Speedling enjoy connecting people.

With Reba McEntire grooving and Michael Bublé clapping along, the coaches shared impressed looks as Cori Kennedy and Aubrey Nicole each took their center stage moments.

“It's like a science project because there's just so much to what bees can do. They're just a very interesting species of animal that blows your mind,” said Nick Winkles.

“It was crazy to actually write that song and then to look each of those icons in the face and actually sing to them,” said Cori Kennedy. “It was just the craziest feeling. But the crowd was loving it. The atmosphere is so great, like it's such an encouraging atmosphere at ‘The Voice.’”

"Until I won the game at no point did I think I was going to win the game," said Lisa Mueller.

Kennedy auditioned with “Why Not Me” by the country duo The Judds and shared an original song marking her experience meeting the coaches.

The 20th Street Southwest home, built in 1951, is about three miles from architect Francis H. Underwood's main display of work on Memorial Parkway.

The home is in the final testing for Minnesota’s first retrofit with a Phius certification, which highlights net zero energy. HAUS Builders founder Mike Allen said "every cubic foot of air space is configured into the design instead of square foot.”

The episode will air on Oct. 1.