The gorgeous homes renovated on season six of “Rock the Block” just got a little easier to afford!
EntertainmentNow can exclusively reveal that “Rock the Block” season six builder Hamlet Homes has adjusted the prices on all four of the homes located just outside Salt Lake City, Utah, in the breathtaking suburb of Grantsville.
Hamlet Homes owner Tami Ostmark tells us they are “being aggressive in pricing.” Tami says, “All homes have improved pricing from the original list price, and we are actively accepting offers.”
In fact, Tami says one of the houses is currently under contract, but she’s not revealing which one until the home closes, out of respect for the buyers. But she will say that the buyers are “huge fans of the designers” of the home they’re purchasing.
Another one of the “Rock the Block” homes was previously under contract just a week after it hit the market, but that sale fell through.
‘Rock the Block’ Shocker- Street Sign Switch Up
Season six ended with RTB champions Alison Victoria and Michel Smith Boyd seeing their names on the street sign reading “Alison & Michel Avenue.” Michel Smith Boyd even posted a picture on Instagram of him and Alison posing alongside RTB host Ty Pennington and guest judge Jonathan Scott standing under that sign.
But all four homes renovated on “Rock the Block” are listed on the Hamlet Homes website with addresses on West Marigold Drive.
Alison and Michel’s house’s address is listed as 1096 W. Marigold Drive, Grantsville, UT 84029.
EntertainmentNow asked Tami Ostmark about that, and she says, “The homes addresses will remain on Marigold Drive.“
Season 6 RTB Homes Get New, Lower Prices
Hamlet HomesSeason 6 winners Alison Victoria and Michel Smith Boyd’s home appraised for $1.4 million, to clinch the title. According to flyers put out for Hamlet Homes’ “Rock the Block” Block Party May 30 and 31, the home was originally listed for $1,399,900.
According to the latest listing for the house on Hamlet Homes’ website, the property is now listed for $1,249,990, a $150,000 price reduction.
The listing reveals more about the house:
- As seen on HGTV’s Rock the Block Season 6
- Home designed by Michel Smith Boyd & Alison Victoria from HGTV
- Furnishings & Decor Included
- Beautiful and Large 7 Bedroom, 5.5 Bath Home with ADU Lower Level
- 3-Car Garage
- Large Lots and Open Space in Beautiful Grantsville, UT
- Many upgrades, plan changes based on design as seen on Rock the Block
- Home sold AS IS
Jonathan & Jordan Knight’s House Gets New Price
Hamlet HomesBandmates and brothers Jonathan and Jordan Knight may not have won the competition, but plenty of viewers picked their Modern Farmhouse design as a favorite.
The home was originally priced the lowest of the four at $1,369,900.
And even with the new price reduction, it remains the lowest price of the four. According to the listing on the Hamlet Homes website, the New Kids on the Block’s “Rock the Block” house is now priced at $1,219,990.
The listing says the following about Jonathan and Jordan’s RTB property:
- As seen on HGTV’s Rock the Block Season 6
- Home designed by Jonathan Knight & Jordan Knight from HGTV and the amazing New Kids on the Block!
- Furnishings & Decor Included
- Beautiful and Large 6 Bedroom, 5.5 Bath Home with ADU Lower Level
- 3-Car Garage
- Large Lots and Open Space in Beautiful Grantsville, UT
- Many upgrades, plan changes based on design as seen on Rock the Block
- Home sold AS IS
Chelsea & Cole DeBoer’s Home Will Be on Salt Lake Parade of Homes
Hamlet HomesFans who loved Chelsea and Cole DeBoer’s “Rock the Block” house are about to get one more chance to see inside the home when it’s part of the Salt Lake City Parade of Homes August 1-16.
The home designed by Alison Victoria and Michel Smith Boyd will also be part of the tour. After that, Tami Ostmark tells us potential buyers will be able to tour the homes “by private appointment only.”
The DeBoer’s Cowboy Contemporary house was originally listed for $1,399,900, the same price as Alison and Michel’s winning home.
According to the new listing on Hamlet Homes’ website, the home is now priced at $1,249,990, meaning the new price also matches Alison and Michel’s property.
The listing offers the following details about Chelsea and Cole’s design:
- As seen on HGTV’s Rock the Block Season 6
- Home designed by Chelsea & Cole DeBoer from HGTV’s Downhome Fab
- Furnishings & Decor Included
- Beautiful and Large 7 Bedroom, 5.5 Bath Home with ADU Lower Level
- 3-Car Garage
- Large Lots and Open Space in Beautiful Grantsville, UT
- Many upgrades, plan changes based on design as seen on Rock the Block
- Home sold AS IS
Tristan & Kamohai Kalama’s Home Also Gets New Price
Hamlet HomesTristyn and Kamohai Kalama’s Moody Modern house was originally listed for $1,379,900.
But it has also seen a price drop.
According to Hamlet Homes’ website, the new price is $1,229,990, just ten-thousand dollars higher than Jonathan and Jordan Knight’s ‘RTB’ home.
The listing’s details specify:
- As seen on HGTV’s Rock the Block Season 6
- Home designed by Tristyn & Kamohai Kalama from HGTV’s Renovation Aloha
- Furnishings & Decor Included
- Beautiful and Large 7 Bedroom, 5.5 Bath Home with ADU Lower Level
- 3-Car Garage
- Large Lots and Open Space in Beautiful Grantsville, UT
- Many upgrades, plan changes based on design as seen on Rock the Block
- Home sold AS IS
Properties Are Being Sold Furnished But…
Even though all four homes are being sold furnished and looking very much like they did in the season 6 finale, not everything fans saw on the show remains.
Tami Ostmark reveals some items in the show were rented or borrowed just for the episode.
That includes Jonathan and Jordan Knight’s goats! The Knight Brothers’ goats actually belong to a friend of the RTB landscaper.
In fact, the goats were only on set for a few days during that episode. Though Hamlet Homes did “borrow” them again for their Block Party.
The Kalama’s cold plunge pool was another borrowed item that is no longer on the property.
And since Alison Victoria and Michel Smith Boyd’s container home and the Knight Brothers’ goat barn and greenhouse were unpermitted, those have been auctioned off for charity.
In an Instagram post, Hamlet Homes revealed that it was able to donate more than $41,000 to Home Aid Utah thanks to the show.
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‘Rock the Block’ Season 6 Homes: Price Cuts & Surprise Street Name