Lucky ‘Rock the Block’ Fans Get to Tour Season 6 Homes

“Rock the Block” season six may be over, but for some viewers, the fun is just getting started.

Lucky fans who live near Salt Lake City, Utah, or are willing to travel, are getting to tour all four of the season’s RTB homes in person.

Hamlet Homes, the Utah builder behind all four homes, is hosting a “Rock the Block” Block Party May 30 and 31. And they’ve been posting live videos on Instagram of fans turning out to see the designs for themselves.

‘Rock the Block’ Block Party Features a Chance to Own Items from Homes

The homes are all hitting the market the weekend of May 30.

In a video shared on the Hamlet Homes Instagram account, owner Tami Ostmark explains. She says, “Have you ever dreamed of owning a Rock the Block home? Well now’s your chance. That’s right, all four of the ‘Rock the Block’ homes from season 6 are officially hitting the market at the end of this month. We’re talking large, luxurious, one-of-a-kind homes, each sitting on a one-acre lot, with 360-degree views that are just unreal.”

She continues, “Tucked in the heart of beautiful Grantsville, Utah, these homes aren’t just stunning—they’re truly special. There’s no better location, and no homes like these, anywhere.”

We know Alison Victoria and Michel Smith Boyd’s winning “Rock the Block” home appraised for $1.4 million. So obviously the homes come with a price tag that’s out of reach for most of us.

Still the “Rock the Block” Block Party is making it fun for fans anyway. According to an invitation posted on the Hamlet Homes website, the block party features live music, food trucks, giveaways and more.

In fact, visitors to the block party are getting a chance to bid on items from the show in a special “Auction the Block.” Items include things like baskets full of each designer’s favorite things, ‘Rock the Block” ballcaps and other goodies. All proceeds go to homeless charity Homeaid Utah.

‘Rock the Block’ Homes Come Unfurnished

While a number of videos on Hamlet Homes Instagram account still show the four “Rock the Block” houses furnished, they won’t be sold that way.

According to Country Living, even though the show featured designers getting truckload after truckload of furnishings and decor from Wayfair, the houses on “Rock the Block” are sold unfurnished every season according to a spokesperson from the show.

But that doesn’t mean you can’t get the look.  Wayfair has a page devoted to all things “Rock the Block.”

Whether you love Jonathan and Jordan Knight’s Modern Farmhouse vibe, the DeBoer’s Cowboy Contemporary, the Kalamas Moody Modern or Alison and Michel’s Refined Rustic look, you can shop everything from small accessories to large furniture pieces on Wayfair’s “Rock the Block” page.

The page has items divided not only by episode but also by the teams. So if you liked something from episode 3 but can’t remember whose house it was in, you’re covered.

Which means whoever purchases the four houses could, in theory, recreate their look on the show down to the last detail.

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