The Rock the Block Season 6 homes are officially on the market — and the listing prices are turning heads. After weeks of intense competition, jaw-dropping transformations, and unforgettable design battles, all four dream homes are now up for sale in Grantsville, Utah. But here’s the real twist: the final price tags are far from ordinary. Whether you’re a die-hard HGTV fan or just curious about the value of high-end renovation, the numbers might just shock you.
Alison Victoria and Michael Smith Boyd
Alison Victoria and Michel Smith Boyd’s Rock the Block Season 6 winning home, listed at $1,399,900, is located in Grantsville, Utah, and showcases a stunning “Refined Rustic” design with modern, luxurious upgrades throughout. Spanning over 4,000 square feet, this 7-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom home offers a perfect fusion of bold sophistication and natural warmth. The entryway opens to soaring ceilings and a dramatic, custom steel staircase designed by Michel himself. In the main living area, the designers introduced rich wood ceiling beams, a black stone fireplace with a herringbone pattern, and large windows that flood the room with natural light.
The kitchen is a showstopper, featuring double islands—one quartz and one butcher block—sleek white cabinetry with gold hardware, top-of-the-line appliances, and a built-in wine fridge. Adjacent is a dining space wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows, perfect for hosting guests. The primary suite is a masterclass in luxury, featuring a custom upholstered wall, large walk-in closet, and spa-like bathroom with a freestanding tub, dual rainfall showerheads, and stone vanities set against textured tile walls.
Their bonus space, which helped clinch the win, was transformed into a wellness and entertainment retreat—complete with a yoga and massage studio, custom sauna, and relaxation area with moody lighting and plush seating. Outside, the backyard is tailored for high-end living: it features a covered patio with a modern pergola, a built-in grill station, and a sunken firepit lounge with mountain views in the distance. Every inch of the house reflects Alison’s knack for dramatic flair paired with Michel’s signature luxury detailing, making it one of the most thoughtfully executed and high-end homes ever presented on Rock the Block.
Chelsea and Cole DeBoer
Chelsea and Cole DeBoer’s Rock the Block Season 6 home, listed at $1,399,900, is a bold and beautifully executed example of “Cowboy Contemporary” design—perfectly blending rugged Western charm with modern functionality. Located in Grantsville, Utah, this expansive 7-bedroom, 5.75-bathroom home spans over 4,000 square feet and reflects the DeBoers’ down-to-earth style with elevated touches throughout. From the moment you walk in, the rustic textures make an impact—reclaimed wood beams, hand-troweled plaster walls, and earthy tones create a warm, inviting atmosphere while still feeling contemporary and fresh.
The kitchen is the heart of the home, with a stunning open layout featuring a massive quartz island, matte black cabinetry, copper accents, and professional-grade appliances. A walk-in pantry adds functionality while the brick backsplash adds texture and a lived-in feel. Just off the kitchen, a spacious dining area leads to sliding glass doors that open to the beautifully designed backyard, allowing for seamless indoor-outdoor living. The living room includes a large stone fireplace, leather-accented furniture, and built-ins that add both storage and style.
The primary suite is a peaceful retreat with a cozy wood-paneled ceiling, warm lighting, and a barn-style sliding door leading into a luxurious en-suite bathroom. Inside, you’ll find dual vanities, a deep soaking tub, and a custom-tiled walk-in shower designed for two. The DeBoers also went all-in on their bonus space, transforming it into a fully equipped home gym and recovery area—complete with rubber flooring, built-in storage, and even a water bottle filler station.
Out back, the landscaping and design continue the cowboy-meets-modern theme, with a large patio for entertaining, built-in grill, dining space, and even a horse trough–style soaking tub that nods to the Western aesthetic. With Cole’s craftsmanship and Chelsea’s eye for design, the home perfectly captures the spirit of the modern American West—rugged, beautiful, and built for real family living. Every detail feels intentional, making this one of the most livable and character-rich homes in Rock the Block history.
Tristyn and Kamohai Kalama
Tristyn and Kamohai Kalama’s Rock the Block Season 6 home, listed at $1,379,900, brings a rich, soulful edge to suburban Utah with their distinct “Moody Modern” design style. Located in Grantsville, Utah, this 7-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom residence spans over 4,000 square feet and is packed with emotional depth, cultural storytelling, and bold aesthetics that set it apart from the competition. From the first step inside, the Kalamas’ signature touch is evident—dramatic color palettes, dark wood tones, and deeply personal design choices give the home a cinematic feel.
The main living space features black-stained ceiling beams, moody accent walls, and a stunning two-story fireplace finished in dark stone with subtle texturing. Large windows balance the darker tones with natural light, creating an inviting, cozy ambiance. The kitchen showcases sleek black cabinetry, a dramatic marble island with waterfall edges, and matte brass fixtures. Floating shelves, deep-toned backsplash tile, and under-cabinet lighting complete the high-end yet soulful atmosphere. A hidden walk-in pantry and adjacent coffee bar add convenience and charm.
The primary suite is designed to feel like a sanctuary—intimate and bold. Layered textures, warm lighting, and a rich olive-green accent wall set the tone, while the en-suite bath wows with a dual-entry shower, a sculptural soaking tub, and black slate tile that brings out the moody elegance the Kalamas are known for. One of the home’s standout features is their bonus space, which they transformed into a wellness and cultural retreat—featuring a meditation zone, cold plunge tub, and spiritual nods to their Hawaiian roots. This deeply personal space reflected their heritage and unique design voice.
Outdoors, the home continues to impress with a spacious covered patio, an integrated firepit lounge, and a minimalist yet impactful landscaping design—featuring native plants and stone pathways that echo the home’s earthy color palette. The entire home is a masterclass in contrast and emotion—modern lines softened by organic materials, bold color balanced with thoughtful lighting. Tristyn and Kamohai delivered a deeply expressive and one-of-a-kind home that didn’t just showcase great design—it told a story. Their “Moody Modern” masterpiece is both a showpiece and a place that truly feels like home.
Jonathan and Jordan Knight
Jonathan and Jordan Knight’s Rock the Block Season 6 home, listed at $1,369,900, offers a fresh take on the ever-popular “Modern Farmhouse” style—infused with New England charm, clever functionality, and a touch of boy band polish. Located in Grantsville, Utah, this 7-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom home spans over 4,000 square feet, blending rustic simplicity with modern luxury. From the very first glance, the home feels timeless, featuring clean lines, neutral tones, and warm wood accents that strike a perfect balance between cozy and upscale.
Stepping into the main living area, you’re greeted by vaulted ceilings with exposed wood beams, a stone-clad fireplace that anchors the room, and wide plank hardwood floors that run throughout the home. The space flows seamlessly into the kitchen, which is a true standout: shaker-style white cabinetry, a massive center island with butcher block counter, a farmhouse sink, and professional-grade stainless steel appliances. Subway tile backsplash and black hardware add a crisp, clean contrast to the warm materials. A walk-in pantry and adjacent breakfast nook complete the space, making it both functional and family-friendly.
The primary suite is a quiet, luxurious escape. It features a statement shiplap wall, soft linen textures, and farmhouse sconces that frame the bed. In the en-suite bathroom, Jonathan and Jordan opted for a classic white-and-brass color palette, a freestanding soaking tub, dual vanities with quartz counters, and a walk-in shower with traditional tilework. Every detail feels intentional, evoking the charm of a countryside inn with the comfort of a modern retreat.
For their bonus space, the Knights delivered a jaw-dropping speakeasy-style entertainment room—complete with a wet bar, exposed brick walls, moody lighting, and built-in sound systems. It was a bold contrast to the light and airy feel of the rest of the home, showing their ability to layer in personality and surprise.
Outside, the property includes a large wraparound porch, a covered dining patio, a built-in grill station, and cozy firepit seating. The backyard is thoughtfully landscaped for entertaining, with string lights and natural elements tying everything together. Jonathan and Jordan’s “Modern Farmhouse” is a seamless blend of tradition and trend—designed to feel like home, with just enough flair to make it unforgettable. Their New England-inspired sensibility and smart design choices made this house a fan favorite and a true standout on Rock the Block Season 6.
