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Shetland croft house finalist for BBC Scotland Home of the Year
Updated: May 13, 2021, 9:28 am
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Three islanders opened their doors for BBC Scotland’s Scotland’s Home of the Year last night – with one bagging a spot in the final.
Three beautiful homes were showcased in Orkney and Shetland, but it was Evrabister, a beautifully renovated croft in Kergord, Shetland that won over the judges.
Scoring the three properties on design, style and architectural flair, the judges gave each a mark out of 10 with the winner going on to represent the east in the finale of Scotland’s Home of the Year.
Stromness home to feature in TV competition
May 12, 2021 at 4:30 pm
Jo Ramsey and her home at 4 Ness Road, Stromness, will feature on Scotland’s Home of the Year this evening.
A Stromness writer has opened the doors to her 200-year-old home, and allowed the nation to take a peek inside, as part of a television competition seeking to uncover Scotland’s top home.
Jo Ramsey has lived at 4 Ness Road, part of Double House, for 30 years, but tonight, she will display her home in a fashion like none other.
Scotland’s Home of the Year sets out to showcase outstanding homes, and sees three property experts travel to nine regions before the grand finale is held.
Inside islands BBC Home of the Year contenders By Rosemary Lowne
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For those of you who love looking inside other people’s homes, you’re in for a treat – Wednesday night’s episode of the popular BBC Scotland show Scotland’s Home of the Year features three stunning homes in Shetland and Orkney.
First up, interior designer Anna Campbell-Jones, architect and lecturer Michael Angus and lifestyle blogger Kate Spiers visit a self-build in Burra Isle, Shetland.
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