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For many years, we’ve been drawn to Omaze advertisements, and although we’ve tried our chances to win a
Chelsea
We haven’t succeeded yet with the townhouse.

Thankfully,
Raffle House
Is carrying out divine duties by offering prospects not just one, yet two opportunities to claim a multimillion-pound home. Indeed, you heard correctly.

Avoid having to pick between a seaside or countryside residence, as you could have two opportunities for the cost of one to claim a multimillion-pound house.

Raffle House

Submit today for a possibility to be victorious


Get your tickets here

The top prize includes a £3 million property located in West Sussex, situated only a short distance from the sea, featuring a white-colored house and a porch. This residence in West Sussex comes completely equipped, meaning you won’t need to spend anything at all on furnishings.
interiors
However, if you wish to incorporate your personal style, it’s completely optional.

It includes an orangery, a water display in the yard, along with a sitting room equipped with a fireplace. It has six bedrooms and five bathrooms, making it ideal for large families or individuals who enjoy entertaining guests and relatives.

However, the excitement continues further, as participants entering the West Sussex Dream Home giveaway will automatically be eligible for a chance to win the £2.5 million Historic Dream Home located in Warwickshire, which was previously owned by Thomas Cromwell.

Each property is valued at £5.5 million, though if you prefer not to move, you might receive a monetary reward instead if you’re lucky enough to be selected.

The 2-4-1 deal is available from now until August 31 and will conclude at 11:45 PM. Each ticket bought allows the buyer to be entered into the competition for the West Sussex Dream House. Additionally, each participation comes with…
Raffle House
It will transfer each ticket to next month’s Historic Dream Home at no additional charge. This is definitely an exceptional offer.

Several methods are available for participation: First, you may register for a mail-in entry, which is completely free, involve a single payment that is a one-time fee, and choose the quantity of tickets included in the package.

For instance, £10 provides you with 15 entries into the West Sussex Home lottery, plus another 15 for the historical property; £80 entitles you to 500 entries across both lotteries. Naturally, having more tickets increases your likelihood of your number being chosen. The third choice is to choose from three different monthly membership plans.

Additionally, upon entry, you have the option to contribute a part of the ticket price to a charitable organization.

To secure both chambers, you need to participate prior to August 31, however, for further details, you may review the complete information.
T’s and C’s here
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