Scott's Vacation House Rules - Season 6

Season 6
McGillivray returns for Scott's Vacation House Rules, Season 6. Premiering Monday, April 7 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT, Scott offers the ultimate road map to renovation and rental success with his ‘Vacation House Rules.' Along with designer Debra Salmoni, the duo unlocks the rental potential of even the most neglected properties. This season, viewers will rediscover the Canadian countryside in revamped rentals and witness the transformation of outdated properties into charming retreats with scenic appeal.
Episodes

Muskoka Moonrise: Stephen and James
Scott launches into some bright ideas for a generational cabin owned by two brothers-in-law.

Lazy River Retreat: Lily and Jordan
Scott transforms the unused and unfinished spaces in Lily and Jordan's riverside cottage.

Whimsical Woodlands: Marie and Leonard
Scott aims to revive a 20-year-old cottage as he injects some color and imagination into its design with Debra's help.

Harmonious Hub: Cathy and Andrea
Scott comes to the rescue of a mother and her daughter-in-law when they don't know what to do with a generational property.

The Clubhouse: Carrie and Martin
Scott and Debra step up to the challenge of rejuvenating a property and turning it back into the top hangout on the block.

Sunrise Bay: Jennifer and Mike
Scott and Debra create a modern escape for a couple who need to update their cottage with a design to make it more accessible.

Coastal Capri Cottage: Frank and Lucas

Lakeside Lodge: Tracey and Joel
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