Win a dream Cornwall home worth over £3 million overlooking the coast
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SWAP busy city views for a stunning coastal one, ditch rush-hour commutes for peaceful, beachside strolls.
For one lucky person, this dream could become a reality by entering the Omaze Million Pound House Draw, for your chance to win a coastal home in Cornwall worth over £3 million.
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On top of the luxury house giveaway, the lucky winner will also take home a life-changing £250,000 cash prize.
The contemporary coastal masterpiece is perched above the stunning Porthcothan Bay, with phenomenal panoramic views.
Boasting four bedrooms and four bathrooms, the property is neatly tucked away, providing easy access to the South West Coast Path, which is perfect for dog walks, early morning strolls, and viewing the daily sunrises or sunsets.
The lounge and main bedroom are on the upper floor to make the most of the jaw-dropping ocean views and reverse-living layout.
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The light and airy space is perfect for relaxation
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Boasting light and airy spaces that are filled with natural textures, soft neutrals, and floor-to-ceiling windows, this home frames the sea like a piece of art.
Every inch of the home has been carefully considered, from the statement lighting and sleek fittings to the soothing colour palette that echoes coastal luxury.
The open-plan kitchen and living areas are ideal for entertaining guests, or simply soaking up the views with your morning coffee.
The open plan kitchen is ideal for hosting
A serene spot to work
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There's also a dedicated home office, cleverly positioned to give you focus when you need it, and a peaceful, serene spot to work with even better views.
If the Omaze Cornwall home wasn't enough, the winner will also receive £250,000 cash to help them settle in.
The Cornwall property is just 15 minutes from Newquay Airport and has an estimated rental income of approximately £3,500 per month, or the winner can choose to sell up and walk away a millionaire.
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Entries to the House Draw close at midnight on Bank Holiday Monday, August 25, 2025.
By entering the Cornwall House Draw, you'll be supporting FareShare, helping turn surplus food into vital meals and support for people who need it most.
Plus, if you enter online by midnight on August 10, you'll also get a chance to win an Early Bird Prize: a luxury VW California Ocean campervan worth over £80,000 and £100,000 cash.
Over 18s and UK residents only. No purchase is necessary. Visit omaze.co.uk for full terms and to enter. House draw closes 25/08/2025.
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