The best new homes of 2019 have been awarded in the Home of the Year awards by Homebuilding and Renovating and the Daily Telegraph, including Self Builds, extensions, conversions and renovations.
The awards have been running for nearly thirty years now, meaning that the judges have a good idea of what’s needed to elevate the entries into the winning criteria.
The overall winner of the Home of the Year & Best Contemporary Self Build went to Bunch Lane House, which had a build cost of £425,000 by Architect Vint & Smith Architecture + Design, pictured.
The judges felt that the house was a great design crafted for a great value of £1,500/m2, created by owner and architect Tavia and Richard Vint through the clever use of cost effective materials.
Best Contemporary-Style Self Build — sponsored by Folding Doors 2 U
Best Traditional-Style Self Build — sponsored by Rationel Windows & Doors
Best Extension — sponsored by ABC+ Warranty
Best Renovation — sponsored by Yeoman Rainguard
Best Conversion — sponsored by Etex (Exteriors) UK, providers of Eternit Slates
Best Eco Home — sponsored by Ecology Building Society
Home of the Year — sponsored by Icynene
Spirit of Self Build — sponsored by Hörmann
Readers’ Choice Award — sponsored by Selfbuild & Contract Floors
Check out all the winners on Homebuilding & Renovating’s website.
Credit: Homebuilding & Renovating/Simon Maxwell
