Scotland’s Home of the Year is back and this time they're on the hunt for Glaswegians.
Judges Anna, Kate and Michael are looking for Scotland’s most impressive Christmas home with owners of festive Glasgow properties urged to apply whether you festoon your home with festive decorations or you’re a cool yule minimalist.
The BBC will be looking for five stunning homes for their one-off programme to compete for the title.
Last year a flat in Glasgow’s West End was been named 'Scotland’s Home of the Year' having fought off some tough competition from incredible homes across the country.
Owner Hugh Berry’s Victorian conversion project on Park Terrace in Kelvinbridge wowed the judges of the BBC Scotland show and even left one in tears with its beauty.
The 1850s property - which was built by celebrated Scottish architect Charles Wilson and once owned by famous ship-builder William Pearce - was unanimously crowned 'Scotland’s Home of the Year’.
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The BBC are set to film in November with the show set to air on BBC Scotland at Christmas although an exact date has not been announced yet.
If you love transforming your home at Christmas and think you have what it takes to be Scotland's Christmas Home of the Year, send your contact details, a brief description of your home and a few photographs to scotlandshomes@iwcmedia.co.uk.
