It has six-bedrooms, landscaped gardens and is surrounded by idyllic Cotswolds countryside. * 06:00, 15 OCT 2026 Omaze £4 million Cotswolds home Omaze has launched its newest draw offering a stunning Gloucestershire country home worth £4 million. The winner of the Omaze Million Pound House Draw, Cotswolds, will get the keys to the six-bedroom family home, set within landscaped gardens and surrounded by idyllic Cotswolds countryside. Its location is around three miles from Cirencester, which has been repeatedly named the South West's "happiest" town in recent years. The property comes mortgage-free, with all stamp duty and legal fees covered, plus more than £165,000 worth of furnishings. Originally designed and built in 1923, the characterful property combines plenty of period charm with modern-day luxuries, and even has a separate cottage for guests. The eventual winner will also receive £250,000 in cash, and can choose to either move in, rent it out for supplementary income, or sell up whenever they wish to become a cash multi-millionaire. If they choose to rent it out, estimates suggest the property could achieve a long-term rental value of between £10,000 and £12,000 per month, according to Omaze. The ground floor has a welcoming reception hall, a bespoke open-plan kitchen, spacious lounge and dining area, a pantry, utility room, boot room and lavatory. The lower ground floor houses another utility room and a wine cellar. The first floor offers a main bedroom with a large en suite and walk-in wardrobe, a second bedroom with a dressing room and en suite bathroom, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second floor has a study, a sixth bedroom and additional storage. Set apart from the main house, the cottage provides a living room, bedroom and bathroom, with a garden store, wood store and carport below. The manicured grounds include a tennis court, landscaped gardens, a courtyard, kitchen garden and wildflower and field spaces, as well as a stone folly tucked within the wild garden. There is a double car port as well as ample private parking on site. This time the Omaze draw will raise money to support Cats Protection, pledging a guaranteed donation of £1,000,000 to the charity, helping to fund a new cat centre so that more cats can find care and safety. The funding will help provide vital services, from veterinary care to fostering and adoption, as well as support for owners, so thousands of cats can find the futures they deserve. John May, the charity's chief executive, said: "Cats Protection is there for cats throughout their lives; caring for cats who need us, finding them new homes, helping people keep their cats healthy and happy, and giving trusted advice. "Everything we do starts with seeing the world through cats' eyes and understanding what they need, while never forgetting how much love, companionship and joy cats bring to the people who share their lives with them. This partnership with Omaze will help us be there for even more cats and people." Matt Pohlson, founder and CEO of Omaze, said: "Everyone at Omaze is thrilled to be partnering with Cats Protection for our latest house draw. "This dream country home in the Cotswolds, plus £250,000 in cash, will change one lucky winner's life, whilst also helping Cats Protection give more cats the care and safety they need. "The winner can move into this beautiful home, rent it out for a significant supplementary income, or sell up to become a cash multi-millionaire. Whatever they choose, they have fantastic, life changing options available to them. "Omaze gives people the chance to win incredible prizes, whilst introducing charities to new audiences they wouldn't normally reach - it's a win-win for entrants and our charity partners. By entering, people have the chance to transform their own lives whilst helping to make a lasting impact to charities the lives they support. "We're immensely proud that the Omaze Community has now raised over £150 million for good causes across the UK." Draw entries are now open via the Omaze website until Sunday, November 22 while Tuesday, November 24 is the deadline for postal entries. Anyone entering online by Sunday, November 8 (Tuesday, November 10 for postal entries) will also be in with the chance to win £100,000 in cash along with a brand-new Mercedes G-Class. View the full gallery below

Moat Hall in North Yorkshire is prize in latest Omaze draw. A luxurious country home in North Yorkshire could be yours for just the price of a raffle ticket. Omaze has launched its latest Million Pound House Draw, offering entrants the chance to win a Grade II-listed property worth £4 million, located in Little Ouseburn in North Yorkshire. The prize also includes £250,000 in cash, and the draw will raise funds for Blood Cancer UK. The property, known as Moat Hall, was earlier on the market this year for £4,750,000. One of the bedrooms at Moat Hall (Image: Pic supplied) Helen Rowntree, CEO of Blood Cancer UK, said: "We're delighted to be partnering with Omaze on their Million Pound House Draw for the third time. "Thanks to the incredible Omaze community, we've already helped fund research that's improving the lives of people affected by blood cancer. "But blood cancer remains the UK's fifth most common cancer and its third biggest cancer killer. "This partnership gives us an opportunity to go further. "Together, you'll be helping fund pioneering clinical trials to help treat and beat the deadliest blood cancers. The drawing room at Moat Hall (Image: Pic supplied) "With your help, you'll be giving more people more time with their loved ones." Omaze has guaranteed a donation of £1 million to Blood Cancer UK from the Yorkshire house draw. The funds will support clinical trials for some of the most challenging forms of blood cancer. Tennis Court at Moat Hall (Image: Pic supplied) The property itself is a six-bedroom family home, refurbished to a high standard while retaining its period charm. It features flagstones, historic beams, and two 18th-century fireplaces. The winner will receive the house mortgage-free, with all stamp duty and legal fees covered, plus £155,000 worth of furnishings. They can choose to move in, rent out the property, or sell it. The outside of Moat Hall (Image: Pic supplied) If rented, the home could generate between £6,000 and £7,000 per month. The ground floor includes a reception hall, drawing room, lounge, dining room, kitchen, breakfast room, conservatory, potting shed, boot room, and utility room. Upstairs, there is a main bedroom with a dressing room and en suite, five additional bedrooms (one with an en suite), a library, and a family bathroom. Moat Hall in the evening (Image: Pic supplied) The grounds include mature woodland, a lake, orchard, vegetable garden, tennis court, paddock, and outdoor pizza oven. Moat Hall library (Image: Pic supplied) A separate two-bedroom cottage is also part of the property. Matt Pohlson, founder and CEO of Omaze, said: "Everyone at Omaze is delighted to be partnering with Blood Cancer UK again for our latest house draw. The Moat Hall Kitchen (Image: Pic supplied) "By offering this incredible country home in North Yorkshire, plus £250,000 in cash, Omaze gives someone the chance to win a truly life-changing prize, while also raising vital funds for Blood Cancer UK's crucial work." Online entries for the Omaze Million Pound House Draw, Yorkshire, close on Sunday, October 25, 2026.