Cost of living on your mind? We hear you. That's why if you win an Omaze Million Pound House you'll pay no mortgage, stamp duty or conveyancing fees. We cover it all, as well as furnishing each house and giving the winner £250,000 in cash (paid in instalments. See terms for details) to help enjoy life in their new home.
Because we want all our winners to be free to live in, rent out or sell up their life-changing win.
The Yorkshire House in Numbers
Want to step into cosy season in this characterful house in North Yorkshire, but curious about the costs? Here's a roundup of the Yorkshire House in figures.
- Value: £4,000,000
- Estimated Monthly Rental: £6-7,000
- Furnishings Value: £155,000
- Cash Prize: £250,000 (paid in instalments. See terms for details)
- Council Tax per month: £504
- Bedrooms: 6
- Bathrooms: 4
- Guest Cottage: 1 (with 2 bedrooms)
- Lake: 1
- Tennis Court: 1
- Orchard: 1
- Potting Shed: 1
- Outdoor Pizza Oven: 1
- Floor plan: 8,453 sq ft
Omaze Million Pound House Running Costs
Running costs for any home can vary significantly depending on its location, size, features, whether it has any additional land or buildings and how it’s occupied. Based on the 2024 and 2025 Omaze houses, the annual running costs of a typical Omaze house range from £20,000 to £40,000, which works out at between £1,667 and £3,332 per month.
This figure includes all household utility bills, council tax, and the cost of employing cleaners, maintenance services and gardeners, where appropriate. For some houses, running costs cannot be fully estimated in advance—for example, for newly built homes or for homes sold without all the land or out buildings previously associated with the home.
For each house, we consider these factors to help determine the amount of cash provided to the winner. Each House Draw winner currently receives £250,000 in cash (paid in instalments. See terms for details) to help them enjoy life in their new home.
Live in. Rent Out. Sell Up.
Move in and make it home. Rent it out and generate an income. Or sell up and walk away a multimillionaire. However the winner chooses to enjoy their Omaze house, the decision is entirely theirs.
What Previous Winners Say
The Devon House Winner, Simon Williams, sold his £2,000,000 Million Pound Omaze House near Dartmoor National Park. He said:
“I love Devon, and thanks to the money I also got, keeping the house was an option, but I’ve built a life in Sussex, so I decided to sell up and bank the cash. The house sold very quickly and the money from it has been truly transformational for all of us - it’s secured my family’s future. It's pretty obvious to say that it was easily the best £25 I’ve ever spent!
The Lake District House Winner, Hannah Drury, kept her £4,000,000 Omaze Million Pound House in Coniston to both spend time in and rent out. She said: “We’ve now decided we’ll also rent it out, as the money we’ll get will be genuinely life-changing – it gives us a sense of security we could never have imagined and takes all the pressure off. It’s the best of both worlds – we still get to enjoy our amazing home, and it also provides a significant supplementary income. Other families can also enjoy it too. It’s the perfect setup for us.”
The Yorkshire House Winner, Eliza Yahioglu, moved into her £2,000,000 Omaze Million Pound House near Nidderdale. She said: “The house is amazing, even nicer than it looked in pictures - as soon as I walked through the front door, it stopped being a house and immediately became our home. Although I still come downstairs some mornings and do a double take because I can’t believe I’m actually standing in my kitchen, it's still very surreal at times!”
So… live in luxury, generate a monthly income for life or walk away a multimillionaire? If you win an Omaze house the choice really is yours.
For your chance to win this Yorkshire House worth £4,000,000, plus £250,000 in cash (paid in instalments. See terms for details), just enter the Yorkshire House Draw now.
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So, why wait?