World’s Most Extreme Homes (2006) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

World's Most Extreme Homes (2006) is a series web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch World's Most Extreme Homes online in HD.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Ruth England

World's Most Extreme Homes — Series Details

World's Most Extreme Homes — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Swedish Cabin, Brazilian Soccer Ball, Australian Glass House (2006-01-02) — An extraordinary Swedish home was built to organically blend into its surroundings and resembles a prehistoric creature with scaly skin walls, windows that look like shining eyes a
• E2: African Lodge, Chile Modular Home, New Zealand Haven (2006-01-02) — Visit a lodge in the heart of South Africa where the residents have some unusual neighbor, including antelope and rhino, who drop in for a visit. A simple home in Chile was deliver
• E3: Whale House, Windmill, Darwin House (2006-01-09) — First visit a windmill in Holland that’s still grinding corn. A young family in Mexico lives inside the belly of their whale house. Finally, down in Australia a family beats the he
• E4: Holland Houseboat, Brazilian Box, New Zealand Earth House (2006-01-16) — In Mexico, visit a home in the shape of a snake and in Australia, tour a home perched on a pole.
• E5: Towering Cottage, Very Down Under, Hilltop Home (2006-01-23) — A typical British clapboard cottage is atypically placed atop a 70-foot tower. At the other end of the housing height spectrum, an Australian family beats the searing heat by burro
• E6: Haunted English Country Home, Brazilian Tree House, Junk Decor (2006-01-30) — Rainthorpe is an English country home filled with quite a bit of history, including the ghost of a previous owner. The Baeta home in Brazil is actually built around a massive tree.
• E7: French Dome, Australian Plains, British Banquet Hall (2006-02-06) — A family of French circus performers lives in a wooden dome home that rotates 360-degrees with a slight push. A house in Australia can be opened up, allowing for marvelous views of
• E8: Merry Olde Water Tower, Tanks for the Home, Rotating House (2006-02-27) — A British family built a sleek, modern home around a 19th century water tower. And atop the tower host Ruth England finds a roof garden complete with sun loungers and a hot tub, wh
• E9: Welsh Lighthouse, Subterranean in Mexico, Skinny in Amsterdam (2006-03-06) — Danielle and Frank Sheahan turn a short, squatty lighthouse in Wales into a fun eclectic six-bedroom home. Magali Mayorga Rivas and Fernando Becker live with their young family in
• E10: Netherlands Lighthouse, Casa Dos Estrellas, New Zealand Mud House (2006-03-13) — Thijs and Liliane Spijker live a functioning 1839 lighthouse. The Marken Lighthouse also contains the couple's large collection of naval memorabilia. Actress Luciana Paluzzi played
• E11: Notting Hill Minimalist, South Africa Lodge, Netherlands Castle (2006-03-27) — Architect Alex Michaelis spotted a great plot in London's fashionable Notting Hill district, but planning restrictions limited him from building anything higher than the 6-foot hig
• E12: German Castle, Chilean Beach House, New Zealand (2006-04-03) — Schloss Sommersdorf is a 26-room fairy tale castle that has been the Von Crailsheims family homestead since the mid 16th century. Francisca and Juan Forch live in an extraordinary
• E13: New Zealand Beach Cliff, South Africa Retreat, British Fort (2006-04-09) — Karl and Robin Lieffering’s wooden home clings to a rock above the beach near Whangarei. In fact this home is so much a part of the landscape that the rock surface has been left ex

Season 2

• E1: Scotland Water Tower, Ireland Church, South Africa Beach House (2006-04-10)
• E2: London Church, Cape Town Tree House, French Curved Wood House (2006-04-17)
• E3: Dutch Windmill, Australian Creation, British Mansion (2006-04-24)
• E4: Belgium Barge, Boinga Bob's Tree House, Victorian Tank (2006-05-01)
• E5: Finland Suspended House, Chile Mountain Retreat, England Tugboat (2006-05-08)
• E6: Victorian Water Tower, Sydney Spaceship, New Zealand Island Retreat (2006-05-15)
• E7: Modern English Castle, Wide-Open in Australia, South Africa Minimalist (2006-05-22)
• E8: Scottish Castle, Austrian Glass House, British Sci-Fi House (2006-06-05)
• E9: French Retro, Brazilian Rainforest, British Cob Home (2006-06-12)
• E10: English Crescent House, Mexican Shark House, New Zealand Mud Castle (2006-06-26)
• E11: Swiss Water Palace, London Compact Home, Minimalist South Africa Home (2006-07-10)
• E12: Castello Brolio (2006-07-31)
• E13: English Woodsman's House, Austrian Chalet, Spanish Cave (2006-08-28)

Season 3

• E1: Bali Stilt House, Norwegian Mobile Mansion, Mexican Shell House (2007-10-26)
• E2: Belgium Barge, Australia Glass House, India Royal Heirloom
• E3: Recycled Costa Rica Beach House, Bahamas Retreat, Contemporary Dutch Windmill (2006-11-20)
• E4: Mexico Fantasy House, Tiny Swiss Mountain House, Open Air in Brazil (2006-11-27)
• E5: French Dome Home, France Dome Home, Australian Shiny Box, India Art House (2006-12-10)
• E6: Thailand Bamboo House, Austrian Industrial House, India Triangle House
• E7: Costa Rica Tree House
• E8: Mexican Water Tower, Tyrolean Chalet, Brazilian Ball Home
• E9: Indonesian Energy House, Australian Fire Truck Motor Home, Brazilian Cliff House (2007-05-11)
• E10: Swiss Circle House, Grenada Tropical Home, Thai Ship House (2007-03-23)
• E11: German Hilltop Tower, Australian Outback Music Home, Swiss Mosaic House (2007-05-18)
• E12: Surreal Mexican Sculpture House, Modern Austrian Home, British Railway Cottage (2007-02-16)
• E13: Swedish Lighthouse, Tasmanian Geodesic Home, Canadian Recycle Car House (2007-02-09)

Season 4

• E1: German Eco House, Australian Beach House, English Train Station
• E2: Swedish Rock Home, Chameleon House, Canadian Mushroom House (2007-07-13)
• E3: Canadian Tree Sphere, Recycled House, Martello Towers (2007-04-16)
• E4: India Mud Hut, Greneda Grotto Glamour, Karuizawa House (2007-07-06)
• E5: India Director's Home, French Alpine Chalet, Canadian Island Home (2007-04-30)
• E6: Canadian Underground Home, Casa Los Andes, Miso Barrel One (2007-08-03)
• E7: British Straw Bale Home, Mexican Mediterranean, Montreal Balloon Factory (2007-05-14)
• E8: British Glass House, Malaysian Timber Triangle, Kenyan Organic House (2007-08-10)
• E9: Bali Open-Air Home, Australia Hideaway, Canadian Fantasy Home (2007-09-24)
• E10: Japanese Y House, Jamaican Dome, Canadian Tire Home (2007-10-05)
• E11: South Africa Fantasy Home (2007-06-11)
• E12: Canadian Lake House, Australian Dome, South African Modern (2007-06-22)
• E13: Revolving South African House, Japanese Gallery House, India Cathedral (2007-06-29)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does World's Most Extreme Homes have? 4 season(s) with 52 episodes.

Where can I watch World's Most Extreme Homes? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.