WIN THIS LUXURY HOUSE IN LONDON
Along with £250,000 in Cash
Supporting
Live In. Rent Out. Sell Up.
House Value
£5,250,000
Estimated Monthly Rental
£12,000
Live In. Rent Out. Sell Up.
4 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
4,744 sq feet
Spa
This Luxury House in London, worth over £5,000,000, is a spectacular, architectural gem with four bedrooms, a gym and spa, set in an intimate enclave of Victoria Park village. It’s our Biggest Grand Prize Ever and you could walk away with the keys when you enter the London House Draw supporting London’s Air Ambulance Charity.
There’s no stamp duty, mortgage or conveyancing fees to pay. With furnishings included, plus an incredible £250,000 in cash, one guaranteed winner will be free to move in, rent out or sell-up. So why wait?
Evening Elevation
At night this luxury house is alive with light, pouring out of its steel grid glazing, emphasising its unique brickwork, majestic proportions and innovative design.
Evening Elevation
At night this luxury house is alive with light, pouring out of its steel grid glazing, emphasising its unique brickwork, majestic proportions and innovative design.
Lounge
Twin, boucle sofas in sage and a stone coffee table rest under soaring, vaulted ceilings, complemented by three storeys of natural light through steel-framed glass.
Lounge
Twin, boucle sofas in sage and a stone coffee table rest under soaring, vaulted ceilings, complemented by three storeys of natural light through steel-framed glass.
Kitchen
Forest green counters, characterful Victorian bricks and oak herringbone parquet create verve in a minimalist kitchen where patio doors lead to a paved sun terrace.
Kitchen
Forest green counters, characterful Victorian bricks and oak herringbone parquet create verve in a minimalist kitchen where patio doors lead to a paved sun terrace.
Dining Room
Dine in a dual-aspect dining room on wooden cane back chairs, with natural illumination from walls of glass and heritage doorways transformed into archways of light.
Dining Room
Dine in a dual-aspect dining room on wooden cane back chairs, with natural illumination from walls of glass and heritage doorways transformed into archways of light.
Study
An expansive study space for big ideas serving even bigger dreams, where a gently curved oak and walnut desk stands in natural light on a luxurious, geometric rug.
Study
An expansive study space for big ideas serving even bigger dreams, where a gently curved oak and walnut desk stands in natural light on a luxurious, geometric rug.
Atrium
A striking atrium ascends to the open sky through the heart of the house, creating an interior light well that illuminates each room through floor to ceiling glazing.
Atrium
A striking atrium ascends to the open sky through the heart of the house, creating an interior light well that illuminates each room through floor to ceiling glazing.
Spa
A pine-lined sauna and bubbling jacuzzi, beneath a wall of fluted white tiles, overlook the courtyard from behind a stone partition overflowing with ferns and fronds.
Spa
A pine-lined sauna and bubbling jacuzzi, beneath a wall of fluted white tiles, overlook the courtyard from behind a stone partition overflowing with ferns and fronds.
Gym
Glass partitions and exposed steels lend this spacious gym an industrial chic, softened by wooden panels and oak parquet that’s the perfect partner for mat workouts.
Gym
Glass partitions and exposed steels lend this spacious gym an industrial chic, softened by wooden panels and oak parquet that’s the perfect partner for mat workouts.
Main Bedroom
In a principle bedroom that wraps around the atrium’s light well, beneath an attic roof punctuated with skylights for stargazing, a soft bed forms a peaceful island.
Main Bedroom
In a principle bedroom that wraps around the atrium’s light well, beneath an attic roof punctuated with skylights for stargazing, a soft bed forms a peaceful island.
Main Bathroom
A matte slipper bath and walk-in rainfall shower are sanctuaries in a monochrome en suite of pure white tiling, frosted glass and mirrors, with black metal fixtures.
Main Bathroom
A matte slipper bath and walk-in rainfall shower are sanctuaries in a monochrome en suite of pure white tiling, frosted glass and mirrors, with black metal fixtures.
Guestroom
A softly undulating headboard crowns a bed dressed in cream and ochre fabrics, with a soft-pile, scalloped rug underfoot and backdrop of sky-lit interior windows.
Guestroom
A softly undulating headboard crowns a bed dressed in cream and ochre fabrics, with a soft-pile, scalloped rug underfoot and backdrop of sky-lit interior windows.
Courtyard
Relax alfresco in the chic footprint of a dramatic, three storey high atrium, where glazing reflects open skies overhead and a living brick wall of trailing plants.
Courtyard
Relax alfresco in the chic footprint of a dramatic, three storey high atrium, where glazing reflects open skies overhead and a living brick wall of trailing plants.
Snug
This substantial sofa’s broad smile of golden velvet and two playful armchairs offer seats around a travertine stone coffee table in a snug leading to the courtyard.
Snug
This substantial sofa’s broad smile of golden velvet and two playful armchairs offer seats around a travertine stone coffee table in a snug leading to the courtyard.
Games Room/Bar
Play cards and games at a circular wooden table in the comfort of round back fabric chairs, or reach for the pool cues and a cold drink from a well-stocked bar.
Games Room/Bar
Play cards and games at a circular wooden table in the comfort of round back fabric chairs, or reach for the pool cues and a cold drink from a well-stocked bar.
ENTER TODAY TO WIN EVEN MORE
The sooner you enter, the more prizes you’ll have the chance to win. So, not only could you win a Luxury House in London, along with £250,000, in the Grand Prize Draw, you could also win a Maserati GranTurismo Trofeo, just for entering early.
The Maserati GranTurismo is a sophisticated grand tourer, its evocative exterior is paired with a luxurious interior that sees lavish leathers sit seamlessly alongside cutting-edge touchscreens. Better yet, this is the high-performance Trofeo model, so together with everything that makes the GranTurismo great, this one has 550PS from a twin-turbo 3.0-litre V6 that uses Formula 1-derived technology.
So, enter the Omaze Million Pound House Draw, London, now.
Location
Step straight into the heart of Hackney’s leafy Victoria Park village—a thriving community with a creative spirit, charming independent shops and chic eateries. Take a short stroll to London’s oldest public park, which boasts over 200 acres of heritage trees, lakes, meadows, gardens and an international music festival: All Points East.
Value
This stunning house is valued at over £5,000,000, making it our Biggest Grand Prize Ever. Thinking about renting it out? The London House has an estimated long-term monthly income of £12,000 per month.
And remember, you can always sell up and walk away a multimillionaire.
£250,000 Cash Prize
We want to make sure that your new life in London is exactly how you dreamed it to be.
That’s why we’re giving our Grand Prize Winner £250,000 in cash to help you settle in.
Furnishings Included
Inspired by the interiors? Well, this Luxury House comes with all the furnishings included.
So, if you’re loving the lighting or swooning over the sofas, fear not — they could be all yours too.
London’s Air Ambulance Charity
London’s Air Ambulance Charity
We've guaranteed a minimum £1,000,000 donation for London’s Air Ambulance Charity.
By entering the London House Draw, you’ll be supporting London's Air Ambulance Charity’s urgent appeal to fund two new life-saving helicopters and keep them flying.
London's Air Ambulance Charity needs to raise £15 million by September to replace their helicopters.
Thanks to the support of people, businesses and communities, London's Air Ambulance Charity have so far been able to raise over £10 million. But with just months left to reach their target, they need the help of the Omaze Community to keep saving lives across the capital.
So, do something omazing. Enter the London House Draw today and support London’s Air Ambulance Charity.
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