NEW: Towering Tiny BNBs, Georgia's "Healing House" and a Cozy California Cottage

Levi travels to Ringgold, Georgia, to experience two towering masterpieces of vertical living. First, he scales the Selah Ridge Watchtower, a 35-foot-tall sanctuary that offers a bird’s-eye view of the Appalachian Mountains. This three-story marvel features a ground-level putting green, a middle entertainment deck, and a summit bedroom wrapped in glass for panoramic sunrises. Just a short hike away is the Selah Ridge Treehouse. Connected by a dramatic arched bridge to a cedar hot tub, this luxury limb-hanger features a giant sliding picture window that turns the living room into an open-air loft, taking the "tiny stay" concept to new, breathtaking heights.

Join entrepreneur Terri Woodall and former NFL player Lee Woodall for an inside look at their spectacular 12,000-square-foot home in Alpharetta, Georgia. Known as the "Healing House," this residence serves as a sanctuary for the community, continuing a legacy of service built into its very foundations. For Terri, who overcame significant adversity, this home is a powerful testament to resilience, artfully blending timeless decor with repurposed treasures to create an atmosphere of intimate warmth. Each room tells a compelling story of stability and intentional design, proving that true luxury lies in the lives you touch.

Interior designer Leslie Martin welcomes us into her quintessential beach cottage, a masterclass in maximizing style and soul within a compact footprint. Nestled in La Jolla, California, this storied retreat was ingeniously renovated from afar to become a functional haven for Leslie’s family of seven. By layering shiplap details, aged stonework, and shell-encrusted decor, she has infused every corner with an authentic coastal energy that honors the home’s original charm. From the bustling, texture-rich kitchen to the cleverly utilized living spaces, the cottage radiates a warmth that belies its modest square footage.