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Series seven of the hugely popular BBC Scotland programme kicked off back in April. Now, all 18 potential contenders have been inspected by judges Anna Campbell-Jones, Banjo Beale and Danny Campbell – and the six finalists have been revealed.
The properties vying to be crowned Scotland’s Home of the Year 2025 are: ‘Sandstone Bungalow’ in Giffnock, ‘Hilltop House’ in Aberdeenshire, ‘Wee City Nook’ in Edinburgh’s Stockbridge area, ‘The Tree House’ in Broughty Ferry, ‘An Cala Cottage’ on the Isle of Skye and ‘Craigmount’ in Dalbeattie.
In the must-see finale, filmed at Glasgow’s House for an Art Lover – designed by the iconic architect Charles Rennie MacIntosh – the six finalists come face-to-face, meeting the judges for the first time as well as getting a chance to cast their eyes over each other’s homes.
Take a look through our photo gallery to see the six finalists competing to be crowned Scotland's Home of the Year 2025.
The final of Scotland’s Home of the Year is on June 2, 8.30-9pm, on BBC One Scotland
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5. Craigmount, Near Dalbeattie
Craigmount, Near Dalbeattie was the winner in episode 6, South | IWC
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7. An Cala Cottage
A cosy cottage, ‘An Cala Cottage’ is home to Caroline, Lee and their dog, Nuala. This traditional cottage was brought back to life on a budget, with the couple incorporating charming charity shop finds with a creative use of colour throughout. They took inspiration for their interior design from the coastal and mountain views which surround, creating a cosy and relaxing home. | IWC
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8. An Cala Cottage
An Cala Cottage on the Isle of Skye was the winner in episode 5, Highlands and Islands | IWC