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Touring Homes Like a Mega-Millionaire

November 25, 2014

By: Trevor Lane

On HGTV's Buy Like a Mega Millionaire, ordinary couples tour multi-million dollar estates as part of a guessing game that could net them $10,000 cash. Get a glimpse of what they see as they tour homes of the fabulously wealthy.

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Arriving in Style

This luxurious yacht takes the cast and crew of HGTV's Buy Like a Mega Millionaire to the luxurious Buccaneer Way mansion in San Diego, CA.

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One Lucky Couple

Host Chuck Nice wishes contestants Tony and Ali luck as they guess which multi-million dollar home is being purchased. If they're right, they'll win $10,000.

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Off-Street Parking

The yacht parks at Buccaneer Way's private dock. It's quite the alternative to an asphalt driveway.

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Humble Grounds

The landscaping at El Camino in San Diego is anything but ordinary. Symmetrical steps and expertly-placed greenery lead to the home's magnificent stone entryway.

Traditional Kitchen With Wood Cabinets and Neutral Stone Countertops

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A Michelin-Star Kitchen

A mega-million-dollar price tag does come with a few perks. This El Camino estate comes with a professional grade kitchen with sleek stainless appliances, spectacular wood paneling and top-notch custom cabinets.

Master Bedroom With Beamed Ceilings and French Doors

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Master Bedroom Masterpiece

This Mona Lisa of a bedroom has its own million dollar views of the San Diego Bay. The French doors and balcony make this master bedroom a retreat unto itself.

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Urban Wilderness?

San Diego living is all about the outdoors. The grounds at Rancho La Sima are perfect for soaking up the California sun with full-sized tennis courts and sparkling diamond-like reflecting pools.

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No More Gloomy Garage

When you have cars with sticker prices well into the six-figure range, a basic garage wont do. The Secret Canyon estate comes complete with a ball-room worthy automotive showroom. Sports cars not included.

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Sold on the Spot Contestants

Contestants Elise and Mike decided to take a break from house hunting and try out one of the home's tennis amenities. They needed a respite. It's tough work walking those huge estates.

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Elegant Kitchen With Marble Countertops

This kitchen, seen on Sold on the Spot, has dark stained wood cabinets paired with dark marble countertops and stone floor.

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No, this is not a mirage...

The outdoor spa at the Campbell Cliffs estate provides a refreshing reprieve from the dry Tucson heat. A stunning manmade waterfall adds to the aquatic ambiance.

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Does Your House Have a Bridge?

Intricate concrete walkways and a bridge intersect fountains and a pool at this Tucson mansion. Glass walls and railings ensure that none of the wonderful desert views are obstructed.

Bedroom With Large Windows and Wood Accents

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Picture-Perfect Master Bedroom

The floor-to-ceiling-windows on either side of this master suite let in fabulous the desert vistas, incorporating as much as possible of the visual surroundings into the home's interior aesthetic.

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A Pool With a View

The Rock-Ledge mansion lives up to its name. The outdoor spa sits at the edge of miles and miles of Arizona desert views.

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And More Views...

This gorgeous swimming pool overlooks cliffs in Tuscon, Arizona and is a luxurious space perfect for relaxing.