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Introducing the winner of Home of the Year 2017

After a nationwide wide search and much deliberation, HOME announce the winner of this year’s coveted Home of the Year award

Introducing the winner of Home of the Year 2017

Watch to discover which home has won the prestigious award of Home of the Year 2017 and a $15,000 cash prize thanks to award sponsors Altherm Window Systems.

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