The Eco Cottage In Biggar | Scotland's Home Of The Year | BBC Scotland
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2022
- The SHOTY judges check out Pentland View in Elsrickle, Biggar, an eco-cottage dating back to the 1890s, which has undergone a major renovation, including a contemporary extension.
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Beautiful house, full of nice furniture and books. I hope I can visit Scotland someday. Greetings from Greece!
Another lovely house. I really hope they will put this show on Netflix so we can watch here in the Philippines. :)
I love absolutely everything about this home, and I am super picky.
(Okay, is change the tile floors and carpet to wood or cork 🙃)
This is one of the most comfortable houses I’ve ever seen on you tube.
Beautiful, and I want to check out their books 📚
Lovely, stunning home. So well done! I would have loved to see the full episode.
WOW. This home has plentiful wow factor. Absolutely stunning. 😍😍😍
The books and paintings add a real touch of sophistication and class to the whole house.
Scotland is such a beautiful country!! Love from China!!
I have never been to Scotland, but I hope to visit if the covid mandates are relaxed. The homes featured here are often so quaint and picturesque. I love then countryside.
Clearly among the favourites, so far! 🏡
What a beauty !!! Love it all❤❤❤💯👌👌👍👍
I love this home
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Lovely 💖💯👍🏾😍
Who are these lovely people
Gorgeous home and the warm colors are perfect. The problem for me is that when everything is described as "lovely" the word completely loses it's meaning. It no longer become descriptive, sadly.
Its certainly homey, but too homey for Home Of The Year?
Gushing effusively doesn't convince me that this is good design. This house doesn't know if it's a cottage or a piece of modern architecture, it does neither well.
Why does it have to choose between those things? Why can't it just be what its owners want it to be?
3 clowns who think they know it all