Wales' Home Of The Year
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Wales' Home Of The Year
The judges have criss-crossed the country in their search, and now the five regional winners go head to head for the title of Wales’ Home of the Year.
The judges visit the south west where they must choose between an Edwardian townhouse, a countryside watermill and a cottage overlooking a Norman castle.
The judges reach the south east where they must choose between a former nursing home in Pontypridd, a 1930s semi in Caerleon and a converted borstal school outside Chepstow.
The judges are in the north west looking at a converted barn, a Victorian town house and an extended seaside lodge in their search for Wales’ Home of the Year.
The judges reach mid Wales where they must choose between a period property near Abergavenny, a Victorian manor house in Aberystwyth and a contemporary conversion outside Cardigan.
The judges are in the north east to choose between an 18th-century manor house, a Victorian terrace and a Gothic revival cottage.