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Old school house, Co Cork
Refurbished 1920s terrace house, Co Dublin
Revamped terrace house, Co Dublin
Former rectory, Co Derry
1700s gate lodge, Co Tyrone
Renovated bungalow, Co Offaly
Extended cottage, Co Waterford
This year's finale airs tonight (Tuesday April 9) at 8.30pm on RTÉ One
This year's series of Home of the Year is coming to a close tonight, with one home out of seven finalists due to be chosen as the winner.
Judges Hugh Wallace, Amanda Bone and Sara Cosgrove have travelled the length of the country to whittle down 21 beautiful and unique homes to the final seven.
Finalists include a reimagined old school house in Co Cork, a refurbished 1920s terrace house in Co Dublin, a revamped terrace home in Dublin City, a former rectory in Co Derry, a 1700s gate lodge in Co Tyrone, a renovated bungalow in Co Offaly, and an extended cottage in Co Waterford.
Which home do you think deserves to win? Vote in the poll now!
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