World's Most Secret Homes

This episode explores a Norwegian mountain cabin that is so remote it is accessed by helicopter in winter.  In the tough Californian desert , we reveal a family retreat embedded into its rocky surroundings.

In Brazil we uncover an epic jungle lodge so high up in mountains that is completely concealed by nature; and on the South Coast of England we discover an ultra-modern waterside residence that had to be built with state-of-the-art precision engineering.

This episodes uncovers a 300-year-old Scottish ruin that’s been brought back to life by an owner who had the ingenious insight to build a unique modern home within its crumbling walls.

In the Sierra Nevada mountain range we discover a striking angular home built from zinc and glass to reflect the rugged landscape it sits in.  In Sardinia we explore a stunning waterfront villa with its own secluded beach.  And in Germany we reveal a wartime bunker that lay abandoned for 70 years, but has been given a new lease of life by a creative owner.   

This episode heads to the seclusion of the Serra Da Mantiqueira Mountains, Brazil , to explore a sprawling 2000 square metre grid shaped family home that is completely hidden in nature.  We visit a wartime bunker on the Isle of Wight in the UK that’s been tastefully transformed into an ultra-modern home.

We head to the city of San Francisco to hunt out a hidden gem on winding Lombard Street; an ultra-modern home hidden behind a sleek façade designed to blend with its neighbours.  And we visit an author’s paradise on the remote coast of Nova Scotia, Canada - a super sleek home devoted to his incredible collection of books. 

This episode ventures to Buckinghamshire, England, where a striking modern home commissioned by Lord Rothschild has been built out of flint, an age-old material rarely used in construction today. In Switzerland we reveal a sleek glass residence nestled next to a scenic lake.  

Deep In the woods in New York State we hunt out a far from average treehouse that serves as a dream getaway for a family of five, and in Norway we discover a discreet weekend retreat built into rocks that boasts epic panoramic sea views.

This episode ventures to the Cotswolds, UK, where we reveal a unique home built into a lake. On the tree-lined outskirts of Portland, Oregon we unearth a musician’s haven with a curved design to reflect his passion.  

On the rugged coast of Lake Ontario we discover a home that resembles an ocean liner that reaches out into the ocean.  And we venture to Portugal, where inland, a ruin has been transformed into a minimalist’s dream with a pool concealed in the roof.

This episode ventures to the Spanish countryside to explore an enchanting villa – the ultimate city escape for its owner. In the wilds of Switzerland we discover a cliffside retreat that is ultra-modern.  

In rural Quebec we explore a cabin that resembles a pair of binoculars perched on a cliff – the perfect spot to take in the most dramatic mountain views. And we explore a woodland retreat in Portugal, known as the cloaked house, because it is completely enshrouded by nature.

This episode explores a futuristic villa built to push the boundaries of architecture on the edge of a lake in Austria. We head deep into the forest of Washington State to reveal a cabin perched on the edge of a river - an idyllic tranquil escape.  

On Formentera - a tiny island in Spain known as the last paradise of the Mediterranean - we discover a unique beachside house built into the rock.  And in rural England we discover a modern mirrored house, designed to blend into and reflect its rural setting.

This episode explores a palatial clifftop villa complete with indoor and outdoor pools, its own lift and with epic coastal views. We explore a remote cliff top home deep in West Virginia designed to take in its breath-taking surroundings.  

We head to Suffolk in the UK where we explore a riverside residence designed to reflect the local wildlife complete with a secret cellar.  And we uncover a retreat built into rocks on the rural outskirts of Stockholm that is very understated.