Every Home on Zillow Gone Wild Season 3 (HGTV) — Updated Weekly
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Every home featured on Zillow Gone Wild on HGTV Season 3 — tracked in one place. We update this page after every new episode so you can find the actual listings, prices, and details on each wild property Jack McBrayer visits.
9Episodes aired
26Homes featured
Season 3Now on HGTV
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Episode 1
🏆 Episode Winner
📍 Terlingua, TX
The Boeing 727 House
$2,100,000
🛏 4 beds🚿 3 baths📐 3,040 sqft🌄 80 acres
What makes it wild: Built from a real Boeing 727 aircraft on 80 acres near Big Bend National Park. Sleeps 11, including a sleeping nook in the converted cargo hold. Listed as a turnkey short-term rental.
📍 North Miami, FL
The Cricket Club Time Capsule
$529,000
🛏 2 beds🚿 3 baths📐 2,320 sqft🏙 Biscayne Bay views
What makes it wild: Completely untouched 1970s interior — pink mirrored rotunda lounge, floor-to-ceiling green wallpaper — designed by Bob Rubenstein and left pristine since 1975 in a 21-story high-rise.
Episode 2
📍 Terlingua, TX
The Ghost Town Compound
$2,500,000
🛏 7 beds🚿 6 baths📐 2,793 sqft🌵 10.58 acres
What makes it wild: The oldest Airbnb in the Terlingua Ghost Town — 4 rental homes, stargazing beds, 16 sunrise/sunset spots, world-collected murals and artifacts. Generates over $200k/year.
🏆 Episode Winner
📍 Mountain Center, CA
The Brutalist Desert Retreat
$1,289,000
🛏 1 bed🚿 1 bath📐 1,375 sqft🏔 2.51 acres
What makes it wild: Designed by architect Charles Martin as his personal retreat — raw exposed concrete in the Pinyon Crest mountains near Palm Springs. Still unfinished, with a third level that would double the living space.
📍 West Palm Beach, FL
The Black & White Art House
$699,995 SOLD
🛏 5 beds🚿 3 baths📐 1,768 sqft🏠 + guest house
What makes it wild: A 1940 duplex inspired by Miami’s Wynwood arts district — every room a different art installation. Used for music videos, modeling shoots, and celebrity gatherings.
🎨 The artist: Intuitive abstract artist Annissa Zak painted every surface with a vision to make each room its own art installation.
Episode 3
📍 Marfa, TX
The Midnight Train Caboose
$285,000 SOLD
🚿 1 bath📐 400 sqft🌄 0.29 acres🚂 Built 1948
What makes it wild: A genuine 1948 Santa Fe Railroad steel caboose — one of only 3 built without a cupola. Converted into the Midnight Train to Marfa Airbnb with sweeping Davis Mountain views.
🏆 Episode Winner
📍 Yucca Valley, CA
Lavender Ranch
$599,000
🛏 2 beds🚿 2 baths📐 1,463 sqft🌵 1.82 acres
What makes it wild: A reimagined 1957 desert compound by LA designer Another Human — lavender main house, cloud mural office, sky-blue creative studio, new ADU “The Bunkhouse.” Cork flooring, Malm fireplace, cowboy tub, Jacuzzi. Featured in Elle Decor, Dwell, and Design Milk.
📍 Pioneertown, CA
Le Haute Desert Aerie
$2,400,000 SOLD
🛏 Sleeps 12🌄 40 acres🎉 Events up to 150🏔 Mojave views
What makes it wild: A 40-acre bohemian oasis handcrafted by artist Eric Mueller with Tibetan, Indian, and Moroccan influences — terraced stonework, lakeside beach, fire pits, views from the Eastern Mojave to Mount Gorgonio.
Episode 4
📍 Fruitland Park, FL
Wissthaven
$1,200,000 SOLD
🌊 14 acres⚓ Nautical theme🦜 Boss Parrot✈️ Retired Pan Am pilot
What makes it wild: A 14-acre maritime estate owned by retired Pan Am pilot Hank Hieftje and journalist Margot Brewer — saltwater pool, tiki areas, a macaw named Boss Parrot, and a sailor’s memorial. Named after Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s Wind, Sand and Stars.
🏆 Episode Winner
📍 Kissimmee, FL
Pilot’s Paradise
$2,450,000
🛏 10 beds🚿 10 baths📐 5,553 sqft✈️ Reunion Resort
What makes it wild: Designed by USAF pilots — full-scale Puma helicopter with flight sim, 1930s SS Jaguar with racing simulator, private theater, VR, and immersive aviation-themed bedrooms including one inside a plane fuselage cockpit.
✈️ The designer: Moea Nato (@moeanato) of Theme Queen Design.
📍 Mount Plymouth, FL
The Plymouthonian
$525,000 SOLD
🛏 4 beds🚿 3 baths📐 2,245 sqft🌳 Built 1929
What makes it wild: A rare 1929 Sam Stoltz storybook masterpiece — 45-foot chimney, Pecky Cypress ceilings, coquina stonework, sculpted bird reliefs. Tudor Revival meets Fairyland.
Episode 5
🏆 Episode Winner
📍 Las Vegas, NV
The Underground House
$5,900,000
🛏 3 beds🚿 3 baths📐 15,000+ sqft⬇️ 26 ft underground
What makes it wild: A 15,000+ sqft “Atomitat” built 26 feet underground to Cold War specs by Jerry Henderson and Jay Swayze — programmable faux sky, world murals, indoor pool, putting green, theater, bar, sauna, and hot tubs. As seen on MrBeast.
Episode 6
🏆 Episode Winner
📍 Jasper, AR
The Bluff House
$275,000 SOLD
🛏 4 beds🚿 1 bath📐 1,708 sqft🌲 81 acres
What makes it wild: A hand-crafted bluff house on 81 secluded acres near the Buffalo River — mosaic floors, a staircase built from a massive cedar tree trunk, its own rain collection water system, and a creek alongside boulders and hardwoods. Off-grid capable in the Arkansas Ozarks.
📍 Van Nuys, CA
Villa De Leone
$1,299,000
🛏 3 beds🚿 2 baths📐 1,793 sqft🎬 Film/event rental
What makes it wild: A 1950 San Fernando Valley home transformed into a European Baroque palace — hand-painted murals, medallion marble, mosaics, recording studio, interior courtyard, and a pool with Jacuzzi. Used for film shoots and celebrity events.
🎨 The owner: Stratos Mayas (@stratosmayas) hand-painted and designed every inch himself.
📍 Yucca Valley, CA
Dream Catcher Ranch
$1,350,000
🛏 4 beds🚿 3 baths📐 2,125 sqft🌵 7 acres
What makes it wild: An artist-designed 1957 desert oasis — pool built into boulders with a cascading waterfall, sculptural colored-glass walls, a second guest home with private hot tub, and sweeping panoramic views near Joshua Tree.
Episode 7
🏆 Episode Winner
📍 Branson, MO
The Dragon Lake House
$5,999,000
🛏 8 beds🚿 12 baths📐 13,800 sqft🌊 Table Rock Lake
What makes it wild: A 13,800 sqft, four-level Old World estate on Table Rock Lake built from hand-hewn chink logs. Bronze fire-breathing dragons guard the infinity pool. Inside: a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace with a one-of-two 1900s terracotta eagle, a saddleback bar, a dining table for 19, and an antique European four-poster bed under a hand-painted mural ceiling. Two boat slips included.
📍 Yarmouth Port, MA
The Gothic Revival Church House
$1,754,000 SOLD
🛏 3 beds🚿 4 baths📐 3,442 sqft⛪ Built 1836
What makes it wild: An 1836 Cape Cod church converted into a home with soaring Gothic pointed-arch windows, trompe-l’oeil interiors by Broadway set designers Herbert Senn and Helen Pond, one of New England’s oldest working pipe organs, a Ben Franklin fireplace, and a restored tower clock.
📍 Venice, CA
The Coop Himmelb(l)au House
$2,997,000
🛏 4 beds🚿 4 baths📐 2,522 sqft🌊 Steps from Venice Beach
What makes it wild: The first completed U.S. project by acclaimed Viennese firm Coop Himmelb(l)au — concrete, glass, and structural steel with soaring wood ceilings, a Bulthaup kitchen with Sub-Zero/Gaggenau/Miele appliances, and a rooftop deck with views of the Getty Center, Hollywood Sign, and Downtown LA.
Episode 8
📍 Brooklyn, NY
The Brooklyn Brownstone
Coming soon
🏙 Bedford-Stuyvesant
What makes it wild: A bold modern renovation of a classic Brooklyn brownstone, featured in Curbed.
🏆 Episode Winner
📍 Kissimmee, FL
Movie Manor
Coming soon
🎬 Movie-themed🏰 Reunion Resort
What makes it wild: An immersive movie-themed luxury estate at Reunion Resort, Kissimmee — winner of Episode 8.
Episode 9
🏆 Episode Winner
📍 Kalamazoo, MI
The Monolithic Dome House
$1,150,000
🛏 3 beds
🚿 4 baths
📐 5,063 sqft
🌿 3.1 acres
🚿 4 baths
📐 5,063 sqft
🌿 3.1 acres
What makes it wild: Designed and built in 1977 by Dr. Luther Bruce — seven interconnected monolithic domes arranged in a striking flower-like footprint, unlike anything else in Michigan. Soaring ceilings, dramatic skylights, seven distinct living zones in radial geometry, a koi pond, and 3 private acres in Oshtemo Township. Previously featured on HGTV’s Building Roots (“Dome Sweet Dome”) and went under contract within days of listing on ZGW with over 21,000 Zillow views.
📍 Rifton, NY
The Rifton Church
$1,750,000
🛏 4 beds
🚿 4 baths
📐 4,596 sqft
⛪ Built 1876
🚿 4 baths
📐 4,596 sqft
⛪ Built 1876
What makes it wild: An 1876 Hudson Valley church meticulously restored into a luxury home with 30-foot soaring ceilings, original exposed wood beams, preserved stone walls, and a custom wood-burning stone firepit. Modern comforts include a fully renovated kitchen, spa bathrooms, and a vintage clawfoot tub. Features a dedicated studio/gallery wing and an elevated deck with treehouse-like views. Just 90 minutes from NYC near Kingston. Featured in Dwell Magazine and currently operating as a high-performing short-term rental.
📍 Bentonville, AR
The Treehouse Oasis
$1,250,000 SOLD
🛏 2 beds
🚿 2.5 baths
🌳 Custom treehouse
🚲 Near bike trails
🚿 2.5 baths
🌳 Custom treehouse
🚲 Near bike trails
What makes it wild: Hand-built by owner Fitzgerald, this custom treehouse oasis sits in the heart of Bentonville minutes from Crystal Bridges Museum and the city’s famous mountain bike trails. The elevated treehouse features a garage door that opens onto a full 360° walk-around deck for moon and star viewing, reached by a swinging bridge from the primary house. Outside: a heated pool with waterfall, covered firepit, rope landing lounge, covered lookout patio, and a full outdoor kitchen. Sleeps 8. Fitzgerald built the entire compound himself and rented it on Airbnb before listing it for $1.25M.
🏡 About this page: We update this tracker after every new episode of Zillow Gone Wild on HGTV Season 3. Listing prices reflect what’s shown at time of posting — some homes may have sold since filming. Bookmark this page and check back weekly!
Frequently asked questions
Where can I watch Zillow Gone Wild Season 3?
Zillow Gone Wild Season 3 airs on HGTV. New episodes are also available to stream on Max. Watch Zillow Gone Wild on Max here.
Who hosts Zillow Gone Wild on HGTV?
Season 3 is hosted by Jack McBrayer, best known for his role as Kenneth on 30 Rock.
How does the winner work on Zillow Gone Wild?
Each episode features multiple homes and one is crowned the episode winner — the wildest property of the bunch. We mark each winner with a 🏆 badge on this page.
Are the homes on Zillow Gone Wild actually for sale?
Yes — every home was a real active listing pulled from Zillow. Some may have sold since filming. We link directly to each Zillow listing so you can check current status.
What was the dome house on Zillow Gone Wild Season 3?
The Monolithic Dome House is at 2755 N 9th St in Kalamazoo, Michigan — seven interconnected domes in a flower-like footprint, designed and built by Dr. Luther Bruce in 1977. 5,063 sqft, 3 beds/4 baths, on 3.1 private acres with a koi pond. Listed at $1,150,000 and named the Episode 9 winner. It went under contract almost immediately after airing, accumulating over 21,000 Zillow views in just one week. Previously featured on HGTV’s Building Roots. View on Zillow here.
What was The Rifton church house on Zillow Gone Wild Season 3?
The Rifton is at 1883 Route 213 in Rifton, New York — an 1876 Hudson Valley church converted into a luxury home with 30-foot ceilings, original wood beams, preserved stone walls, a custom stone firepit, and spa bathrooms. Featured in Dwell Magazine, operating as a high-performing short-term rental, 90 minutes from NYC. Listed at $1,750,000. View on Zillow here.
What was the treehouse on Zillow Gone Wild Season 3?
The Treehouse Oasis is at 2503 Southwest St in Bentonville, Arkansas — a custom-built elevated treehouse hand-built by its owner Fitzgerald, connected to a primary house via a swinging bridge, with a 360° walk-around deck, heated pool with waterfall, covered firepit, rope landing lounge, and a full outdoor kitchen. Minutes from Crystal Bridges Museum and Bentonville bike trails. Fitzgerald built the entire compound himself and rented it on Airbnb before selling for $1,250,000 in January 2023. View on Zillow here.
What was the dragon lake house on Zillow Gone Wild Season 3?
The Dragon Lake House is at 88 End of Trail Dr in Branson, Missouri — a 13,800 sqft estate on Table Rock Lake with bronze fire-breathing dragons over the infinity pool, a rare 1900s terracotta eagle, a dining table for 19, and two boat slips. Episode 7 winner, listed at $5,999,000. View here.
What was the Las Vegas Underground House on Zillow Gone Wild?
The Underground House is at 3970 Spencer St in Las Vegas — a 15,000+ sqft Atomitat 26 feet underground, built to Cold War specs. Episode 5 winner, listed at $5,900,000. View on Zillow, visit undergroundhouse.vegas, or watch the MrBeast video.
What was the Boeing 727 house on Zillow Gone Wild?
The Boeing 727 house is at 700 Gate 9 Rd in Terlingua, Texas — a 3,040 sqft home built from a real Boeing 727 on 80 acres near Big Bend National Park. Episode 1 winner, listed at $2,100,000. View the Zillow listing here.
How many episodes does Zillow Gone Wild Season 3 have?
Zillow Gone Wild Season 3 has 16 episodes. New episodes air weekly on HGTV and stream on Max. Stream all episodes on Max. Check back weekly — we add each new home after every episode airs.
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