The “Rock the Block” season 5 competition culminated in four stunning beachfront properties in Treasure Island, FL. Now, the winning house, designed by twin sisters Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis of “Unsellable Houses,” is listed for sale at $2.99 million. This article explores the features of this luxurious home and analyzes whether its hefty price tag is justified.
A Tropical Retreat with a Modern Twist
Lamb and Davis envisioned a “tropical retreat” design for their Rock the Block project. The home boasts four bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, a modern kitchen with a green island and wood-tone cabinets, a temperature-controlled wine room, a media room, three laundry rooms, a pool, a whirlpool, a boat dock, and solar panels. It’s being sold fully furnished.
Open concept kitchen and dining area with green accents.
The interior seamlessly blends modern and earthy elements. The living room exudes a calming ambiance with lush greenery and an understated fireplace.
The dining space flows into a temperature-controlled wine room, perfect for showcasing and preserving a collection.
Outdoor Oasis and Luxurious Amenities
The expansive deck offers a second kitchen and living area, complete with a barbecue, fridge, ample seating, and breathtaking water views.
The primary suite is a true haven with a built-in storage and bar area, including a minifridge for storing spa items or enjoying refreshments. The closet features thoughtful touches like retractable bars for maximizing space. The ensuite bathroom showcases a statement tub and direct access to a balcony with a cold plunge.
Additional features include a music studio with soundproofing, a laundry room with a dog-washing station, a renovated backyard pool with a sun shelf and hot tub, a fire pit, a palapa-covered patio with a retractable screen, and a dock.
Is the Price Justified?
While the $2.99 million asking price significantly exceeds the area’s median home price, the home’s extensive renovations, luxurious amenities, prime location, and fully furnished status contribute to its value. The initial appraisal of $1.7 million before the $250,000 investment by Lamb and Davis resulted in a $2.3 million valuation. The current asking price reflects market demand and the premium associated with a winning “Rock the Block” property. Whether the price is “worth it” ultimately depends on the buyer’s individual needs and priorities. However, for those seeking a move-in ready, high-end beachfront property with unique features and a touch of television history, this home may be the ultimate prize.
