In August 2018, Netflix released Stay Here, a series that focused on fixing up vacation rentals on Airbnb and VRBO to make them competitive in the rent-by-owner market. This show was hosted by interior designer Genevieve Gorder and real estate marketing expert Peter Lorimer. It would turn an unrentable dump into a beautiful and unique experience, perfectly marketed, to make the owners loads of money. But what happened to the eight vacation rentals featured on Stay Here? Are they still available to rent today? I tracked down every property from the series to find out.

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Kristen Cummings
CATEGORY
Lodging, Quirky & Cool
DESTINATION
Washington, Texas, New York, Washington D.C., California, Florida
UPDATED ON
September 24, 2026
After researching the links to Netflix’s World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals Season 1 and Season 2, I got curious about the one-season-wonder, Stay Here. Now that it’s been a few years, I was wondering… Are these vacation rentals still around? Has the owner stopped renting? Are they stupid-expensive rentals now? The answers to these questions are yes, yes, and yes.
| Episode | Property | 2026 Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Seattle Houseboat | ❌ No longer a vacation rental |
| 2 | Malibu Beach House | ✅ Available to rent |
| 3 | Austin Pool Pad | ❌ No longer a vacation rental |
| 4 | Brooklyn Brownstone | ✅ Available to rent |
| 5 | Paso Robles Wine Country Cottage | ✅ Available to rent |
| 6 | Hudson River Carriage House | ✅ Available to rent |
| 7 | Palm Springs Time Machine | ❌ No longer a vacation rental |
| 8 | DC Firehouse | ✅ Available to rent |
Episode 1: Seattle Houseboat


Still want to sleep on the water? Seattle’s Netflix houseboat may be gone, but the houseboat dream is very much alive elsewhere.
Episode 2: Malibu Beach House


Episode 3: Austin Pool Pad


Episode 4: Brooklyn Brownstone


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Episode 5: Paso Robles Wine Country Cottage


Episode 6: Hudson River Carriage House


Episode 7: Palm Springs Time Machine


Episode 8: DC Firehouse


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