Revealed: All The Finalists For Scotland’s Home Of The Year 2025

Who doesn’t love a property TV show? Well, Scotland’s Home Of The Year is almost wrapped up for 2025 – all that’s left to do is announce the winner. Here’s everything you need to know about the six finalists battling it out for the title.

What Is Scotland’s Home Of The Year?

Now on its seventh series, Scotland’s Home Of The Year (or SHOTY, as it’s more affectionately known) first aired in 2019. The premise is simple: three judges – architect Danny Campbell and interior designers Anna Campbell-Jones and Banjo Beale – travel around the country in search of the quirkiest and most impressive homes.

Each episode focuses on three homes from a specific Scottish region, and every property is scored against three categories: architectural merit, distinctive design and personal style. Anna, Banjo and Danny must then select one property from each region to take into the final, before crowning an overall winner.

Scotland’s Home Of The Year 2025: The Finalists

In the grand finale, the six finalists will come face-to-face with both the judges and their fellow competitors for the first time, getting a chance to take a look at every home on the shortlist. From new-builds to cosy farmsteads, the series has showcased a broad array of different architectural styles – but this year’s finalists are:

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Sandstone Bungalow, Giffnock (Episode 1 – West)

The property: A cosy bungalow.

The owners: Pamela and Gordon, their son Caleb, and Rosa the Irish Setter.

The design: A blend of 1930s details with vibrant modern spaces, like the kitchen and dining room.

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Hilltop House, Aberdeenshire (Episode 2 – North East & Northern Isles)

The property: A modern barn conversion.

The owners: Chris, Jessica, their son Chase and dogs Enzo and Dino. 

The design: The home was designed using a farmstead on the original footprint. It now showcases a mix of mid-century style with California chic.

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Wee City Nook, Edinburgh (Episode 3 – East)

The property: A first-floor tenement in Stockbridge.

The owners: Devin and Max. 

The design: A masterclass in smart storage and bold, contemporary style.

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The Tree House, Broughty Ferry (Episode 4 – Central & Tayside)

The property: A modernist home in Broughty Ferry dating back to the 1960s.

The owners: Jackie, Paul and their cats Mirren and Kaja. 

The design: A striking transformation of a neglected property, which includes a breathtaking bedroom overlooking the treetops.

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An Cala Cottage, Isle of Skye (Episode 5 – Highlands & Islands)

The property: A cosy, traditional cottage.

The owners: Caroline, Lee and their dog, Nuala. 

The design: Cottagecore on a budget: think ingenious charity shop finds and a charming coastal colour palette.

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Craigmount, Near Dalbeattie (Episode 6 – South)

The property: A semi-detached Victorian house.

The owners: Ozzy, Laura, daughter Grace and Ethel the pug.

The design: Bold, colourful interiors with an impressive extension and dazzling coastal views.

When Will The Final Episode Air?

The grand finale of Scotland’s Home of the Year 2025 will air at 8.30pm on Monday 2 June.

How To Watch It

Tune into BBC One Scotland, or watch on iPlayer. bbc.co.uk