The second episode of Wales' Home of the Year features three truly remarkable houses that can all offer a visitor a special and absorbing experience. And among them is a once-tired 1980s bungalow that's been transformed into a glass-drenched dream home.
The BBC Cymru Wales programme follows three judges as they visit 18 homes across six Welsh regions in the search for the ultimate property gem to be crowned Wales' Home of the Year 2022.
Each episode sees the three judges - interior designer Mandy Watkins, architect Glen Thomas and TV host Owain Wyn Evans - grapple with the tough decision of choosing one of the three homes to go through to the grand final at the end of the six-part series that will ultimately see one crowned Wales' Home of the Year 2022. A mid-terrace house transformed into one of the most amazing properties in the country was winner of the first episode.
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