The three finalists still in the race to be crowned Inverclyde’s Best Home for 2025 have been revealed.

The minds behind an Inverclyde music festival which recently drew hundreds of people to Fort Matilda say they want next year to be even bigger and better.

The Telegraph has now showcased eight amazing homes which have been shortlisted for Inverclyde's Best Home 2025. 

How many of us have had a Saturday job? Whether it was working in a local shop, maybe as a dishwasher, perhaps serving customers in a takeaway or many other things that might not necessarily have been the most glamorous - it meant more to you than anyone would ever have realised.

Transforming a traditional wash house into a self-contained flat, and restructuring a garden to create a Mediterranean-inspired outdoor space, have been a labour of love for a Greenock couple.

The period of nominations for Inverclyde's Best Home has closed and now the Tele is set to unveil the top eight homes featured in the competition.

A well-known Inverclyde businessman whose passion for property evolved when he was still at school said Inverclyde's Best Home will help to show off the area's 'hidden gems'.

The Greenock Telegraph is launching a search for Inverclyde’s Best Home 2025.

One of Inverclyde's best-known historic buildings which has played a huge role in Greenock's social and industrial development over the years has been put up for sale by Bowman Rebecchi - The Home of Property.

Employers in Inverclyde have expressed fears for businesses when new National Insurance rates come into force.

Property expert Andrew Bowman believes the ‘grey pound’ is one way of repopulating and revitalising Inverclyde by encouraging retired couples to live there - particularly Greenock.

One of Inverclyde's best-known historic buildings which has played a huge role in Greenock's social and industrial development over the years has been put up for sale. 

Inverclyde house prices were among the lowest in Scotland during January.