How to win this £4.5m coastal home

The house has a beauty to match its clifftop location, which overlooks Pendennis Castle and St Anthony’s Head Lighthouse. It’s a stylish, modern four-bedroom property, decorated in a warm, minimal style, with generous windows that make spectacular use of those sea views.

We love the warm, minimalist decor in this £4.5 million Cornish home.

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While the custom kitchen and luxurious living room of this waterfront home are stunning, it’s hard not to focus on the property’s outdoor living amenities.

An outdoor heated pool, hot tub and pool house provide blissful relaxation. The landscaped gardens invite winding steps and incorporate private, direct access to the South West Coast Path.

And on the idyllic dining terrace overlooking the sea, one will toast their Omaze jackpot win with their nearest and dearest.

Sumptuous, modern architecture nestles amongst natural beauty in Omaze’s home of £4.5m jackpot prizes.

This property respects its coastal location with a stepped design that rises towards the Cornish countryside. Its flat, green roofs blend with native flora, while a staggered tower provides a high vantage point without overpowering the scene.

Of course, the house is superbly appointed for comfortable living, with an en-suite master bedroom, three further double bedrooms, a family bathroom, a wine room, a plant room and a utility room.

The Omaze Million Pound House Cornwall draw raises money for the RSPB to fund the protection and restoration of peatlands – a crucial habitat at risk for some of our rarest birds. At least £1 million will be donated to the cause.

The draw closes on 26 August 2024 for online entries and 28 August 2024 for postal entries. Entries start from £10 – which seems like a small price to pay to help our birds while giving you the chance to win an idyllic home on the Cornish coast.

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