Dermot Bannon's Incredible Homes Season 1 Episodes

Episode 1

Sydney

50 mins

Dermot Bannon visits i.a. the award winning Cabbage Tree House, a stunning home embedded in the hillside of the suburbs of Bayview in Sydney's Northern Beaches. Designed by Peter Stutchbury, the cave-like house, with its outdoor bath and breath taking views, is home to Jan and Graeme Page. The 200 m² house sits on 20,000 m² of rain forest.

Episode 2

Melbourne

50 mins

Homes visited include: Compound House in Brighton; John Henry's home in Eltham; Warrak Farm on the Mornington Peninsula and Villa Marittima in St. Andrew's Beach. Dermot also flies to Cairns to see Alkira in Queensland's Daintree Rainforest.

Episode 3

Sweden

Swedish design embraces both darkness and the weather.

Episode 4

London

Episode 5

New York

Episode 6

LA Homes

Irish Architect Dermot Bannon visits 5 homes in the Los Angeles area. The first is at Laguna Beach, right on the coast. The 2 nd home is a Giga sized mansion being built on speculation by a builder, size 16,000 sq ft. The Wave House is the 3 rd home, built 5 blocks from the sea, and no architect was involved. Then Dermot visits a home built by a well known local architect that Dermot wanted to meet, Larcan O'Herlihy from Dublin, who designed a house for a Lifecoach couple. Lastly he drives 2 hours inland to Joshua Tree National Park in the desert where he meets the architect and owner, Robert Stone, who he had had a hard time to arrange the visit, but finally was given permission to see. The owner rents the house on AirB&B for $500 a night.