The judges have scoured the country in their search and now the five regional winners go head to head for the title of Wales’ Home of the Year.

In the north east, the judges choose between a modern country cottage in Bala, a 17th century former courthouse in Welshpool and an extended detached family home in Wrexham.

In mid-Wales and the valleys, the judges choose between an extended 16th-century home in Llanddew, a quirky cottage in Powys and a post-Victorian detached quarry house in Pontypool.

In the south west, the judges choose between a 19th century cottage in Haverfordwest, an old farm cottage in St Dogmaels and a former church hall in Carmarthenshire.

In the south east, the judges choose between a renovated detached family home in Barry, a modern Miami art deco house in Penarth and an extended semi-detached property in Rhiwbina.

In the north west, judges Owain, Mandy and Glen choose between a converted cowshed in the Machno valley, a detached family home in Caeathro and a 17th century cottage on Anglesey.