Most Incredible Homes - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Bat Casa, Jungle, Whimsy
Would you like to live in a luxury Bat Cave? We tour the spooky 3-D printed mansion in Mexico, fly to Costa Rica where newlyweds Matt and Amy are creating a deluxe jungle duplex complete with cinema and plunge pool, and say hello to 'Whimzey', the most colorful, eye-popping crib in Florida! Watch and vote for your dream home at end of the show!
Hatch's Castle, Limeworks, Indestructible
Would you live in an Irish castle in the middle of a main street, or how about an indestructible home modelled on a microscopic insect in San Francisco? Architect and owner Eugene claims his home can survive fires, floods and earthquakes. If industrial-chic is more your speed, fly to the UK where one couple is taking on the art deco transformational project of a lifetime. Watch and vote on your fave!
Floating Mansion, Casa 2-Cans, Cowboy
"Come aboard Yankee" - New York's incredible historic four-deck floating mansion! Or, if you fancy something more contemporary, check out the sleek shipping container home taking shape on the exotic coastline of Costa Rica. Then there's the Cowboy hat and Cowboy boot shaped-homes in Texas...where else? All incredible homes, but which one gets your vote?
Tower of Houses, Oast, Ark
Could you live in a 185 feet tall tower made of wooden houses in Alaska? Or, a contemporary take on a traditional rural building in the English Countryside? When a renowned Polish architect created a home which looked like Noah's Ark, he received floods of praise! But which of these three homes gets your vote?
Car, Rotating, Desert Domes
Would sleeping under the stars in a desert dome home in Arizona be your idea of heaven on earth? Or is a slick solar-powered home that moves with the sun in Portugal your dream pad? How about living in a giant car-shaped house parked in Salzburg, Austria? Get your votes in at the end of the show!
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