SEGMENT SYNOPSES
Episode 3-13


Frances Sternhagen – Private Place
Frances Sternhagen is a familiar face to TV viewers. She has played mother to Cliff Claven on Cheers and to Trey MacDougal on Sex and The City and she starred as Dr. Carter’s grandmother on ER. Her numerous film credits include Bright Lights Big City, Misery, and Raising Cain. For her outstanding work on Broadway, Frances has earned 2 Tony Awards. She’s a dazzling performer with an incredible list of accomplishments. Frances Sternhagen welcomes us to her East Coast home.

Ever Carradine – Ethan Allen makeover
Ever Carradine is the 5th member of the famous Carradine family to try her hand at acting. Her grandfather John, father Robert, and uncles David and Keith have all made their mark on Hollywood. Following in their footsteps, Ever has now made a name for herself with roles on TV’s Party of Five, Veronica’s Closet, and Once and Again. The young star needed some creative input for her living room so we sent our designers to her L.A. home.

$8.5M Spyglass – Living Large
Tucked away on 2 acres of prime real estate in beautiful Rancho Santa Fe, California, this 14,000 square foot French style home offers total privacy from the outside world. Inside, cathedral ceilings and huge glass doors and windows create a bright, open atmosphere. The dining room is furnished with a mix of 19th Century antiques and contemporary pieces and the state of the art kitchen is a smorgasbord of luxury. The asking price – 8 and a half million dollars.

Eagle’s Nest – Great Estate
This extraordinary 24-room Spanish Baroque estate sits on 43 waterfront acres in Long Island, New York. The home was built for William K. Vanderbilt the second, the great grandson of railroad and shipping magnate Cornelius Vanderbilt who is credited with creating the astounding family fortune. For William the second, spending that fortune certainly wasn’t a problem. Eagle’s Nest was his quietly comfortable yet super opulent retreat.

Adare Manor (County Limerick, Ireland) – Postcard From Paradise
An architectural masterpiece of towers, turrets, and stonework ornamentation, Adare Manor boasts unique features such as a turreted entrance tower at one corner rather than in the center, 52 chimneys to commemorate each week of the year, 75 fireplaces, and 365 leaded glass windows. Celebrities who have enjoyed the Irish hospitality and lavish surroundings of Adare Manor include former President Bill Clinton, golfers Tiger Woods and Mark O’Meara, and Oscar winner Gwyneth Paltrow.