Scotland's Home of the Year

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Did anyone watch this?
The Edinburgh house was not one of my favourites - too many mish-mashed extensions for my liking.
The Shetland house was my winner.

Yes, and it suited that beautiful Scottish home so well, with those elegant proportions. I thought it was a bit different.

I loved it - such a small space, and so creative. Do you remember the small one bed fisherman's cottage which won (I can't remember the year)? So clever and practical.

Yes that was in Orkney I think. It was teeny tiny and they had used lots of reclaimed materials and it was so homely and lovely.

A perfect choice!

Yesss!!!! I remember that one too. I love this programme. I am in awe of the things people do, especially when the property is something that people without a lot of money can relate to.

There’s also been a Wales one - don’t think there’s any recent series though, and an Ireland one.

I saw the Wales one, and looked out for another. I love these programmes, and to see how creative people can be.