UK Win A House Competitions - Properties To Be Won In The UK

A fully furnished Alderley Edge House, worth £4million that overlooks the lush lowlands of the Cheshire Plain, in the county’s star-studded Golden Triangle is the prize on offer at Omaze. The prize comes with £250,000 cash. This month's draw supports Anthony Nolan.

Elite Competitions are giving the chance to win two houses plus cars and cash prizes in an instant win promotion. The properties are located in Lytham St. Annes and Thornton-Cleveleys. Tickets cost £2.59 and there's also a guaranteed £10,000 Cash Jackpot prize draw.

Click Competitions are giving away a Luxury Lodge in The Yorkshire Dales together with a BMW X5 and £10,000 Tax Free Cash. Site fees and hot tub maintenance included! The winner however can choose a combo of prizes including a straight £180,000.

Dream Car Giveaways are giving away a Luxury 4 Bedroom House in Worcestershire and a 2024 VW Transporter Camper in this property prize draw. The winner however can choose to take a combo of the main prizes or £810,000 cash. Tickets cost just 99p.

Elite Competitions are giving away a Dream Home Bundle that includes a 5 bedroom house, £250,000 cash, VW Campervan, Mercedes and Rolex. Alternatively the winner can opt to take a £700,000 cash prize.

This month Raffle House are showcasing a £2.8million Cotswold House. In addition they have a Range Rover Velar worth £55,000 up for grabs too. Tickets cost from £10 and subscriptions are also an option. Every time you enter, you get to support a worthy cause.

Here's your chance to win an immaculate Beachfront House that's a pebble’s throw from the sun-soaked Sussex shoreline. Worth £4million, the prize includes £250,000 cash. Tickets start from £10 but you can enter via post. This month's draw supports Motor Neurone Disease Association.

BOTB are offering the chance to win a £685,000 Chichester Home plus a 2024 BMW M4 worth £51,000. A £530,000 cash alternative is available to the winner if they'd prefer that option. Tickets are just 99p but look out for discounts.

Bounty Competitions offering the chance to win £250,000 to spend on any property in The UK plus Legal Fees. Anything remaining goes to the winner as a cash sum. Alternatively the winner can choose to take the whole £250,000 as a cash alternative.

That Prize Guy are giving you the chance to win a house anywhere in The UK or Ireland up to the value of £300,000. If you spend less then you get to keep the difference. Alternatively you can decide to take a cash sum of £250,000 provided you're lucky enough to win the draw.

A modern three bedroom home in Sheffield, Yorkshire, is the property on offer in this prize draw. The hosts describe the location as a great location with countryside on your doorstep. The prize draw is hosted on the Raffall platform and entry is £5.

Tiny House Pro are offering you the chance to win a 2 bedroom Tiny House worth up to £78,000. The house will be their latest model but no cash alternative is available. Tickets cost from £10 but there are other ways to enter the prize draw.

Tramway Path are offering the chance to win a brand new two-bedroom apartment in Hither Green, London in their latest property prize draw. Tickets cost £5 each and they need to sell at least 180,000 to guarantee a house winner.

Property Comps are giving you the chance to win a stunning house worth £300,000 in Brixham Devon. Alternatively you can have another home worth up to £300K or take a cash alternative of £250,000. Tickets cost 99p and there are instant win prizes available. We suggest you read our review before entering this one.

For the second time of asking, a 14th Floor Luxury Furnished Apartment in Birmingham is the prize that is on offer. Tickets cost £3 this time round and it's running on Raffall. This means that you're more than likely going to be playing to win 50% of the total ticket revenue.

A modernized one-bedroom flat located in Aberdeen is back for a second attempt at being won. Valued at £100,000 it could be yours for just £2.50. The prize draw is being hosted on Raffall so a cash alternative will be paid out if insufficient tickets are sold.