One lucky winner will scoop this stunning £3million home in Cornwall in a prize draw.
The five-bedroom coastal retreat comes with a hot tub and panoramic views of the surrounding Cornish countryside.
It is up for grabs in the Omaze Million Pound House Draw and comes with £100,000 in cash and helps raise funds for the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF).
The house is located just a few minutes away from St Agnes Beach and sits in an elevated position that offers breathtaking views of the idyllic village.
It comes mortgage-free, with all stamp duty and legal fees covered.
You can win this £3m home in Cornwall with Omaze
The winner is also given £100,000 in cash and can decide to either live in the house, rent it out for a supplementary income or sell it to become a cash multi-millionaire.
If the winner decides to rent it out, local estate agents estimate that the property could achieve a long-term rental value of £3,000 - 4,000 per month.
A private driveway leads to a landscaped courtyard with ample parking - all framed by trees and nature-filled gardens.
The house itself is an outstanding example of modern architecture and has been finished to an exceptional standard.
The kitchen has a vaulted ceiling and features bespoke hand-built units with a long breakfast island seating area, a range of units with Corian worktops, a built-in fridge/ freezer, three ovens and all the usual appliances you’d expect to find in a high-end property.
The cosy family room is incorporated into the open-plan kitchen/dining area and the space also has a large stone fireplace.
Sliding doors seamlessly lead to a stone terrace that provides an ideal setting for outdoor entertaining.
The large living room has a stone fireplace, triple-aspect sliding doors on each elevation and vaulted ceilings.
The ground floor also provides two double bedrooms and a bathroom with a free-standing bath and a large separate shower.
The boot room is a unique feature of the property and connects through to large coat cupboards, shoe storage and an airing cupboard, whilst also leading through to the utility room.
Additionally, there is a garden/studio room, a multipurpose space suitable for a home office, with a window looking up to the house.
The front of the house has an elegant, southeast-facing stone terrace which is an ideal spot for morning breakfast.
The gardens have been landscaped beautifully and extensively planted, with borders made up from native trees, shrubs, plants, and hedging.
A large level lawn area leads down to the lower lawn. To the rear, there is another large terrace area with a hot tub hidden by substantially planted borders, and steps that lead down to the lower lawn areas, all retained by dry stone walling. Many mature trees provide privacy to the entire house.
James Oakes, Chief International Officer at Omaze, said: “We’re delighted to be partnering with WWF for our latest house draw.
''By offering this gorgeous house in Cornwall, along with £100,000 in cash, we’re giving people the chance to live mortgage and rent free for the rest of their life - as well as raising money for charities whilst introducing them to brand new audiences that they otherwise wouldn't reach.
“We’re tremendously proud that the Omaze community has already raised over £31 million for good causes across the UK.”
Omaze has guaranteed WWF a minimum donation of at least £1 million - as is aiming to raise significantly more.
How to enter the Omaze £3m Cornwall house draw
In addition to winning the Grand Prize, people who enter by midnight on Sunday 10th March could be in with the chance to win an electric Porsche Taycan.
All entrants are also in with the chance to win gift cards throughout the draw.
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There is also an additional £50,000 cash prize up for grabs for Omaze subscribers in the Monthly Subscriber Cash Draw.
All Omaze entrants are in with the chance to win gift cards throughout the draw.
Draw entries for the Omaze Million Pound House Draw, Cornwall are available now at omaze.co.uk.
The draw closes on Sunday 31st March for online entries and Tuesday 2nd April 2024 for postal entries.
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