We decided instead of selling the house – let’s give someone the life changing opportunity to WIN our home.” She explains: “We had a baby boy in the first lockdown & now in the process of emigrating to Australia. The Coulsden Townhouse in Surrey, is “worth over £700,000” and is being raffled by Yumi (Alexandra) Palmer. The Raffall platform has offered several houses sold to raise funds for charity. Coulsden, Surrey, in aid of Alzheimers Society In addition to the £5 entry fee CwellynDream2 invites participants to donate £1 to The Children’s Society’s emergency coronavirus fund.Ģ.

There are details on how much will be donated to The Children’s Society if the target is not reached. Currently the sales number stands at 56,000. The house will be transferred if 130,000 tickets are sold. Indeed, they have now set up their own platform to help others navigate the process, CwellynDream Raffle Management.Įntry is £5 per ticket and requires you to answer a trivia question. The team behind CwellynDream explain on their website how they have ensured that they do meet the requirements of the Gambling Commission and the Advertising Standards Authority. In the past there have been house competitions or raffles that have attracted attention because they fell foul of the law. It too is being sold to raise funds for The Children’s Society.

The second home on offer is the Cefn Isa Farmhouse, a three-bedroom home on the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales. The competition raised over £65,000 for The Children’s Society. They successfully exceeded their minimum ticket sales goal in just three months, and announced the winner in September 2020. In May 2020 the owners launched their competition “for someone to win our lovingly restored stone cottage on the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales.” Support the Children’s Society & maybe win a farmhouse while you’re at it! - Coxy May 31, 2021ĬwellynDream2 is, as you might guess, the second house on offer from the same source.

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