Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen continues his search to find Northern Ireland's House of the Year. The judges must choose between a new build created around a 65-foot long painting, a cottage built with traditional craftsmanship and a modern family home in County Tyrone designed for entertaining.

Expert judges Jane, James and Patricia are searching for a home which the owners have poured their heart and soul into creating. So which will they decide is worthy of a place in the House of the Year final?

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen search to find Northern Ireland's House of the Year continues. In the penultimate episode the judges have to choose between an upside-down house designed around spectacular sea views, a Georgian style home that's perfect for a young family and a house designed with sustainability in mind.

Expert judges Jane, James and Patricia are searching for a home which the owners have put their heart and soul into creating. Which will they decide deserves to be the last contender for the title of House of the Year?