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A 1920s Dublin terrace home owned by father and son duo, Eugene and Alex, has been chosen for the Home of the Year final.
The judges - Hugh Wallace, Amanda Bone and Sara Cosgrove - loved the modern and detail-oriented interior of the renovated home, which was featured in episode seven of the hit show alongside a 300 year old Wicklow and an eclectic self-build in Louth.
Judges praised the size of the upstairs bathroom, the tiles in the downstairs powder room, and the layout of the large kitchen overlooking a small courtyard in the extension.
Many social media users also loved the home, with one X user describing it as "utterly gorgeous".
Another X user stated, "Love, love house number two" while another commented, "Fantastic home."
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