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I’ve been entering for four years. Martyn has been moaning at me to stop—but I liked that even if I didn’t win, I was supporting amazing charities.
Nicola, won a £4.5M house in the Lake District.
I can’t get my head around the fact I’ve won something so special – it’s like our very own Downton Abbey!
Ian, won a £4.5M house in Yorkshire.
As a paramedic, I’m pretty good at keeping calm in high-pressure situations—but finding out I’d just won a £4 million mansion completely floored me.
Alistair, a paramedic, won a £4M house in Surrey.
Things like this just don't happen to people where I'm from. When I was a cabbie, I used to drop people off at incredible homes, now I've got one of my own.
James, a retired cabbie, won a £4M house in Sussex.
I'm an English teacher, but you don't need to be a maths teacher to work out that £20 for an incredible £5,000,000 home is an exceptional return!
Hillary, an English teacher, won a £5M house in London.
We've worked so hard to try and save enough to pay off our mortgage and retire comfortably. Now, seeing our new home, I don't think we could get much more comfortable than this.
Lisa, a former nurse, won a £4.5M house in Cornwall.
We'd been trying to save enough for a deposit so we could get a mortgage, but now we'll never even need one. Turns out all we needed was my £35 Omaze entry and a big slice of luck.
Roger, dad-to-be, won a £4.5M house in London.
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Press play and watch the magic moment that Will Satherley, from Cardiff, finds out he’s won a luxurious house in the Cotswolds worth £3,500,000 plus a life-changing £100,000 in cash.
"When the team arrived I couldn’t comprehend that I’d actually won the Grand Prize, it was so surreal… it’s a life changing win for all our family.” Will said.
Press play and watch as NSPCC CEO, Sir Peter Waneless, does some very fast maths to calculate the impact of this “off the scale” donation from the Omaze community.
We want to thank everyone who entered the Cotswolds House Draw. You’ve helped us raise an incredible amount for the NSPCC, which means they can continue fighting for every childhood.
