Fans of reality television can soon own a piece of HGTV history when Colorado homes from one of the network’s most popular shows hit the market this month.
In fall 2022, HGTV came to Berthoud to film season four of “Rock the Block.” The show pits four two-person teams against one another to finish building out identical homes on the same cul-de-sac and whichever team adds the most appraised value wins.
Each dwelling is more than 5,000 square feet and started with a $1.9 million price tag. After six weeks, during which designers added their own unique styles to floor plans, aesthetics and amenities, the prices now range from $3.15 million to $3.45 million.
Designers Michel Smith Boyd and Anthony Elle won the competition with their “mountain modern” vibe, which was repeatedly lauded as sexy and refined by judges on the show. Using $250,000, they were able to elevate the home’s appraisal to $2.85 million by the end of the show. (It’s now listed for more than that.)
“Rock the Block” aired earlier this year and the houses, constructed by Landmark Homes, are poised to hit the market in mid-May. Between the time filming wrapped and now, the builder finished rooms not featured on the show and added a few extra details.
Scroll through the galleries below to take a virtual tour before making your offer.
Modern farmhouse (5 beds/6.5 baths) designed by Jonathan Knight and Kristina Crestin of “Farmhouse Fixer”
List price: $3,250,000
Standout features include two kitchens, a full one and an adjacent prep kitchen; a downstairs bar area and dedicated billiards room; a bunkroom with four extra beds; a porcelain fireplace in the master bedroom; and a garage space that doubles as a gear room and workshop with a kegerator.
Alpine chic (5 beds/5.5 baths) designed by Page Turner and Mitch Glew of “Fix my Flip”
List price: $3,350,000
Standout features include three kitchens, including a full kitchen and prep kitchen on main level plus another full kitchen on the lower level; a custom wine rack that doubles as an art feature separating the kitchen and dining room; a fireplace in the master bathroom right next to a large bathtub; a shoe rack in the master closet that is also a secret door to a private laundry area; and built-in bookshelves surrounding the fireplace in the living room.
Aspen chalet (5 beds/6.5 baths) designed by Sarah and Bryan Beaumler of “Renovation Island”
List price: $3,450,000
Standout features include a stone wall in the living room that matches the exterior of the house; two kitchen islands; a lower level spa complete with a smoothie bar, gym, massage parlor and hot tub room; and an outdoor firepit area built of natural stone.
Mountain modern (5 beds/6 baths) designed by Michel Smith Boyd and Anthony Elle of “Luxe for Less”
List price: $3,150,000
Standout features include two kitchens, one on the main floor and one on the lower level; a hidden speakeasy in the downstairs living area; porcelain walls and flooring in the master bathroom; wooden, art-deco design elements, custom built by the designers; and deck access from the master bedroom.
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