House of the Year

Laurence Llewelyn‑Bowen returns to present the final episode of this year’s series. The five homeowners who have been chosen to compete watch the competition for the very first time, while the panel of judges deliberates and makes their final decision.

Laurence Llewelyn‑Bowen takes the helm as presenter for this year’s concluding episode, steering the audience through the final stage of the competition. His role is to introduce the segment, set the tone and keep the flow of the show moving as the climax approaches. The episode centres on five selected homeowners who are experiencing the contest for the very first time. As they watch the proceedings unfold, they are given a front‑row seat to the tension and anticipation that accompany the final round. Their fresh perspective adds a distinctive element to the broadcast, highlighting the impact of the competition on those directly involved. Guided by Llewelyn‑Bowen, the programme follows the homeowners’ reactions while the panel of judges deliberates. The presenter’s commentary provides context for the judges’ considerations, ensuring viewers understand the criteria and the stakes at play. This structure allows the audience to share in the suspense as the decision‑making process reaches its peak. Ultimately, the judges deliver their verdict, bringing the competition to its decisive close. Their decision marks the end of the final episode, offering a clear resolution for both the participants and the viewers who have followed the journey from the outset.