Scotland's Home of the Year is back for 2025, seeing some of the country's top pads go head-to-head to be named the best.
From lovely rural cottages to modern flats in the heart of the city, all sorts of properties have been featured over the years.
If you're planning on watching the latest series of Scotland's Home of the Year tonight, here is everything you need to know.
How to watch Scotland's Home of the Year
The new series will start in the west of the country, where the judges will explore three unique properties in the region, including a Victorian villa in Helensburgh, a family flat in Saltcoats and a sandstone bungalow in Giffnock, near Glasgow.
Who hosts Scotland's Home of the Year on the BBC?
This year's instalment will see the return of judges Anna Campbell-Jones, Banjo Beale, and Danny Campbell.
The trio are more than qualified when it comes to finding the best properties anywhere in Scotland, with furniture designer Anna Campbell-Jones being known for her amazing range of homewares.
Australian author and interior designer Banjo Beale, who has been featured on Interior Design Masters, as well as architect Danny Campbell, also have a keen eye for what makes a home extraordinary.
Who won Scotland's Home of the Year in 2024?
Homeowner Anna McClelland and her 1960s bungalow, located in East Dunbartonshire, were the last to receive the coveted title
Discussing the honour, Anna said: “It’s very flattering to be named Scotland’s Home of the Year - especially considering some of the other homes involved.
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"Our home is distinctive and unique because it’s like the inside of our heads, and that’s also what makes it homely to us… but maybe not for lots of other people!"
At the time, judge Anna Campbell-Jones said: “This electrically eclectic creative home exemplifies what it means to truly make your home unique to you.
"It was fun and playful - an absolute dream family home to spark children’s imaginations and keep that same feeling alive in any adult who has the good fortune to experience it first-hand.”
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