How many Omaze UK houses have been given away?
55 completed house draws are listed in Omaze UK’s official past-draw archive as of 16 October 2026.
The archive starts in 2020 and now runs through London VII, drawn on 1 October 2026 and won by Jamie Loveridge from Worcestershire. Yorkshire IV and the newly launched Cotswolds VII remain live, so neither appears in the completed-house count yet.
What is the latest Omaze house draw?
Cotswolds VII launched on 15 October 2026 and is Omaze UK's newest house draw. Yorkshire IV, launched in September, is also open for entries. London VII closed in September and its winner was drawn on 1 October; it now belongs in the completed archive.
Cotswolds VII House Draw — newest
The latest house is a £4 million, six-bedroom Cotswolds property around three miles from Cirencester. Omaze describes a country garden, guest cottage and tennis court; the house has three bathrooms and 7,292 sq ft of space. The grand prize includes furnishings valued at £168,000 and £250,000 of settling-in cash paid in instalments.
The campaign supports Cats Protection, with Omaze guaranteeing a £1 million donation. Online house entries close 22 November 2026; postal entries close 24 November 2026. The winner is due to be drawn 26 November 2026 and notified the following day.
The Early Bird offers £100,000 cash and a Mercedes G-Class, with online entries closing 8 November 2026 (postal deadline 10 November). These are separate from the house grand prize.
Yorkshire IV House Draw — also open
Yorkshire IV is a £4 million six-bedroom North Yorkshire home with a lake, woodland, guest cottage and tennis court. It includes £155,000 of furnishings and up to £250,000 in settling-in cash, paid in five instalments under the rules.
The draw supports Blood Cancer UK, with Omaze guaranteeing a £1 million donation. Online house entries close 25 October 2026; postal entries close 27 October. The winner is due to be drawn 29 October and notified on 30 October. Its £100,000 plus BMW M3 Competition Early Bird has already closed for entries.
Omaze UK houses completed in 2026
London VII is now the newest addition to the completed-house archive. Its winner was drawn on 1 October 2026. The other 2026 draws, from Cornwall VIII back to London VI, follow in reverse chronological order.
The values below are approximate property values stated in the draw-specific rules at launch. They exclude furnishings and the additional £250,000 settling-in contribution; prize terms vary by draw, including whether cash is paid at once or in instalments.
| 2026 house draw | Winner draw date | Advertised property value | Charity partner |
|---|---|---|---|
| London VII | 1 October 2026 | £3.5 million | London’s Air Ambulance Charity |
| Cornwall VIII | 3 September 2026 | Over £4 million | Wellbeing of Women |
| Bath II | 30 July 2026 | Over £4 million | English Heritage |
| Surrey III | 2 July 2026 | £4 million | Over The Wall Camp |
| Cornwall VII | 4 June 2026 | Over £3.5 million | Eden Project |
| Lake District V | 30 April 2026 | Over £5 million | Centrepoint |
| Cotswolds VI | 1 April 2026 | £4 million | The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity |
| Cornwall VI | 26 February 2026 | £4 million | Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity |
| London VI | 29 January 2026 | £5 million | Alzheimer’s Society |
Other Omaze prizes, Early Birds and smaller draws
Looking back through Omaze's archived draw rules shows how much the prize structure changed. Many house campaigns also included cars, large cash Early Birds, weekly cash draws, gift cards, vouchers, Omaze Credits and short flash draws. Open the “Other prizes in this draw” panel under any house below to see the headline extras recorded for that competition.
Early years: lots of Early Birds
The 2020–2022 draws often used several separate Early Birds in the same house campaign — commonly luxury cars, cash and technology prizes — alongside weekly cash and gift-card draws.
Gift-card draws became huge
By 2023–2025, some campaigns were offering tens or hundreds of thousands of smaller gift-card or voucher prizes alongside the headline house and Early Bird.
Recent draws: bigger headline extras
Recent campaigns have often concentrated attention on one very large Early Bird — such as a luxury car plus cash or a major cash prize — with smaller credit and flash draws layered around it.
All 55 completed Omaze UK house draws
This list follows the names and years used by Omaze UK’s official past-draw archive. Each house now includes a short factual summary and a direct link to Omaze’s closed competition or winner page. The two overseas properties are kept in the timeline because they were offered through the UK platform and are included by Omaze in the same archive.
2026 · 9 completed house draws
The 2026 archive now runs from London VI through London VII. Yorkshire IV and Cotswolds VII remain open and are not yet counted as completed.
London VII
Jamie Loveridge from Worcestershire won a £3.5 million Victorian London home with a long garden, plus £250,000 in cash. The property came with furnishings valued at £195,000. The draw supported London’s Air Ambulance Charity; Omaze reported that the campaign raised £4.4 million for the charity.
View the completed draw and winner on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Mercedes-AMG GT plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The rules also included an August £175,000 three-prize flash draw, a £25,000 one-day draw and a separate September £240,000 flash draw.
See the official prize rules →Cornwall VIII
Mary Dickson from Castle Douglas won a luxury Cornwall home advertised at more than £4 million, together with £250,000 in cash. The draw supported Wellbeing of Women and was followed by the London VII result in October.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Volkswagen California Ocean plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The rules also included two separate £10,000-a-month-for-12-months flash draws during the campaign.
See the official prize rules →Bath II
Wayne Wood from Charnwood won the second Bath house, a heritage property advertised at more than £4 million, plus £250,000 in cash. Entries supported English Heritage and its work helping people engage with historic places.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Defender 110 X-Dynamic plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: Small-prize draws offered £10 Omaze Credits, with at least 10,000 prizes stated in the archived rules, alongside additional subscriber/flash activity.
See the official prize rules →Surrey III
David Roper from Rotherham won the third Surrey house, worth £4 million, along with £250,000 in cash. The competition supported Over The Wall Camp, which provides experiences for children and young people living with serious illness.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Ferrari Roma plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The archived rules also included a small-prize draw with at least 1,000 £10 Omaze Credit prizes, plus separate promotional draws.
See the official prize rules →Cornwall VII
Darren Summers from Tynewydd won a luxury Cornwall house worth more than £3.5 million plus £250,000 in cash. The draw supported the Eden Project and helped fund learning and skills activity connected with nature.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: £250,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: A smaller-prize draw offered up to 500 £10 Omaze Credit prizes, with additional promotional draws also running during the campaign.
See the official prize rules →Lake District V
Darren Thorpe from Wanstead won a Lake District home worth more than £5 million and £250,000 in cash. The draw supported Centrepoint, helping young people facing homelessness move towards independent lives.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Range Rover 3.0 D350 Autobiography plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The campaign also included subscriber-focused promotional draws, including a £5,000 cash draw.
See the official prize rules →Cotswolds VI
Greg from Lanark won the sixth Cotswolds house, a £4 million property. Omaze’s draw rules also included furnishings and £250,000 towards settling in and initial running costs; the charity partner was The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Jaguar E-Type plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The rules also listed subscriber and short-duration flash draws alongside the house competition.
See the official prize rules →Cornwall VI
Simon Mawdsley from Bolton won a £4 million Cornwall home overlooking the sea, along with £250,000 in cash. The draw supported Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity and its new Children’s Cancer Centre.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Hymer campervan plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: A January subscriber-exclusive flash draw offered £10,000 a month for 12 months.
See the official prize rules →London VI
Jay from London won the sixth completed London house, worth £5 million. The draw supported Alzheimer’s Society, helping fund support and hope for families living with dementia.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Two Early Birds were listed: a Porsche 911 plus £100,000 cash, then a Mercedes GLC plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The campaign also included a subscriber-exclusive prize of £10,000 a month for 12 months.
See the official prize rules →
2025 · 11 completed house draws
Lake District IV
Nicola Dickinson from Swindon won a Lake District home worth more than £4.5 million plus £250,000 in cash. The competition supported the RSPCA and its work rescuing and rehabilitating animals.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: £1 million cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The rules also included subscriber promotional draws, including a £5,000 cash draw.
See the official prize rules →Yorkshire III
Ian Roberts from Warwickshire won a Yorkshire home worth more than £4.5 million and £500,000 in cash. The draw supported Refuge, helping provide safe accommodation and support for women and children escaping abuse.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Range Rover Estate plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: Smaller gift-card/voucher prize draws also ran alongside the headline Early Bird and house draw.
See the official prize rules →Surrey II
Paramedic Alistair Walker from Surrey won a luxury Surrey house worth more than £4 million plus £250,000 in cash. The draw supported Breast Cancer Now and research into life-saving treatments.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Lotus Emira plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: A small-prize draw offered up to 10,000 winners, while a September subscriber flash draw offered £20,000 a month for 12 months.
See the official prize rules →New Forest
Richard Baker from Wrexham won the New Forest Grand Prize, worth £3 million in total and including £500,000 in cash. The competition supported Teenage Cancer Trust and specialist help for young people with cancer.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Mercedes G-Wagon plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: Two small-prize draws offered up to 10,000 and 50,000 winners respectively.
See the official prize rules →Cornwall V
Former physics teacher Jon Dexter from Doncaster won a £3 million coastal Cornwall home plus £250,000 in cash. The draw supported FareShare and its work redistributing surplus food to people who need it.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Volkswagen California T7 plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: Two small-prize draws offered up to 25,000 and 60,000 winners, and a Summer Splash draw awarded five £25,000 cash prizes.
See the official prize rules →Cheshire III
Emily Ward from Devon won a £4 million Cheshire house and £250,000 in cash. The draw supported Anthony Nolan, helping connect people with blood cancer and blood disorders to potentially life-saving stem-cell donors.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: McLaren Artura Spider.
Smaller / additional prizes: The campaign included large small-prize draws with up to 25,000 and 70,000 winners, plus an additional short-duration flash draw.
See the official prize rules →Sussex
James Moughton from Hull won a beachfront Sussex house worth £4 million plus £250,000 in cash. The competition supported the Motor Neurone Disease Association and its work towards better support, treatments and a cure.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: A restored Land Rover Defender and Airstream combination.
Smaller / additional prizes: Smaller-prize draws ran alongside the house draw, as did a separate £500,000 Summer Special draw.
See the official prize rules →Cotswolds V
Anthony Martin from Cambridge won a quintessential Cotswolds home worth more than £5 million, together with £250,000 in cash. The draw supported Guide Dogs and greater independence for people with sight loss.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Porsche 911 Cabriolet plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: Two smaller-prize draws offered up to 35,000 and 200,000 winners, while a separate flash promotion offered £100,000 plus a Maldives holiday.
See the official prize rules →London V
Roger Cana from Hayes won a London townhouse worth more than £4.5 million plus £250,000 in cash. The competition supported The King’s Trust and programmes helping young people build skills and confidence for work.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: £500,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The rules included large Big Dreamer and World Changer gift-card draws; an April update alone added 160,000 further prizes across two of those draws.
See the official prize rules →Scotland II
Patricia Moule from Southampton won an idyllic Scotland house worth £4 million plus £250,000 in cash. The draw supported Alzheimer’s Research UK and research aimed at creating a world free from dementia.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Range Rover 3.0 P400 plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: Four gift-card/voucher draws offered up to 220,000 prizes in total, with a separate March flash draw also included.
See the official prize rules →Norfolk II
Vicky Curtis-Cresswell from South Wales won a coastal Norfolk house worth £6 million plus £250,000 in cash. Omaze described it as the most valuable property yet offered in a UK prize draw; the campaign supported Comic Relief.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Porsche 911 Coupe plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The secondary gift-card/voucher draws offered up to 250,000 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →
2024 · 13 completed house draws
Bath
Paul Knight from Reading won an elegant Bath house worth more than £4 million and £250,000 in cash. The draw supported British Heart Foundation, including work to make more defibrillators available in communities.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: A Bentley Continental was followed by a second Early Bird: a Range Rover Sport plus £50,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The gift-card/voucher draws offered up to 280,000 prizes in total, and the campaign also included a separate £500,000 draw.
See the official prize rules →Lake District III
Hannah Drury from Frome won a £4 million Lake District house plus £250,000 in cash. The campaign supported Age UK and its work helping older people, including those affected by loneliness.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: A Christmas Special awarded five cash prizes: £500,000, £250,000, £100,000, £100,000 and £50,000.
Smaller / additional prizes: Gift-card/voucher draws offered up to 250,000 prizes in total, with an additional £250,000 flash draw.
See the official prize rules →Wirral
Lauren Keene from Gloucester won a stylish house on the Wirral worth more than £3 million and £250,000 in cash. The draw supported Scouts and programmes that help young people build confidence, friendship and practical skills.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: The archived house rules do not list a separate Early Bird prize.
Smaller / additional prizes: Secondary gift-card/voucher draws offered up to 200,100 prizes, while separate promotions included a safari experience and £10,000 a month for one year.
See the official prize rules →Great Escape, Wales
Sarah Perry from Reading became the first Omaze Great Escape House Draw winner, taking a contemporary Welsh home worth more than £500,000 plus £50,000 in cash. The draw formed part of the Scouts partnership.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: The archived Great Escape rules do not list a separate Early Bird prize.
Smaller / additional prizes: Two Great Escape gift-card/voucher draws offered up to 25,000 winners each — up to 50,000 secondary prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →Devon III
Tom from Bolton won a Devon house worth more than £2 million plus £250,000 in cash. The competition supported CALM and its work helping people in crisis and campaigning to prevent suicide.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: A Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid and Porsche 718 Boxster S.
Smaller / additional prizes: The secondary gift-card/voucher draws offered up to 250,000 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →Yorkshire II
Jo Booth from Dorset won a Yorkshire home worth more than £2.5 million along with £250,000 in cash. The draw supported Mencap and its work towards a fairer society for people with learning disabilities.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Mercedes-AMG GT 63 plus £150,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The secondary gift-card/voucher draws offered up to 300,000 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →Cornwall IV
Lisa Morgan from Merseyside won a coastal Cornwall house worth more than £4.5 million plus £250,000 in cash. The draw supported the RSPB and work protecting peatlands and the wider natural environment.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Volkswagen ID. Buzz plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The rules included large Big Dreamer and World Changer gift-card/voucher draws, including up to 150,000 Big Dreamer prizes in one draw.
See the official prize rules →London IV
Hillary McManus from Nottingham won a luxury London home worth more than £5 million and £250,000 in cash. The campaign supported London’s Air Ambulance Charity and its drive to fund two new helicopters.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Maserati GranTurismo.
Smaller / additional prizes: Secondary gift-card/voucher draws included up to 95,000 Big Dreamer prizes, alongside World Changer prizes.
See the official prize rules →Surrey
Rachael Reid from Inverness won an idyllic Surrey home worth £3 million plus £100,000 in cash. The draw supported Prostate Cancer UK and research towards a nationwide prostate-cancer screening programme.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Lotus Emira plus £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: Secondary draws included up to 90,000 Big Dreamer prizes and up to 25,000 World Changer prizes.
See the official prize rules →Dorset
Chris Milnes from Pudsey won a forest house in Dorset worth £2.5 million and £100,000 in cash. The competition supported BBC Children in Need and projects giving young people safe spaces and trusted support.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Mercedes G-Wagon G400d.
Smaller / additional prizes: Secondary draws included up to 80,000 Big Dreamer prizes and up to 25,000 World Changer prizes.
See the official prize rules →Cheshire II
Kevin Bryant from Plymouth won a stylish Cheshire house worth more than £3.5 million plus £100,000 in cash. The draw supported the Bowelbabe Fund for Cancer Research UK and bowel-cancer research.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Range Rover Velar.
Smaller / additional prizes: The archived rules show secondary voucher/gift-card draws offering up to 200,000 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →Cornwall III
Rose from Birmingham won the third Cornwall house. Omaze’s rules valued the property at about £3.1 million and included £100,000 towards settling in and running costs; the draw supported WWF.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Porsche Taycan.
Smaller / additional prizes: Gift-card/voucher draws offered up to 190,000 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →Cotswolds IV
Sarah Stocks from Essex won a Cotswolds house worth more than £3 million and £100,000 in cash. The campaign supported Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity and its new Children’s Cancer Centre.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: £250,000 cash in a Valentine’s-themed Early Bird.
Smaller / additional prizes: Gift-card draws offered up to 90,000 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →
2023 · 9 completed house draws
Mallorca
Graham Dunlop from Southampton won a Mallorca villa worth £3 million plus £250,000 in cash. This overseas Superdraw supported Alzheimer’s Research UK and research into new ways of measuring potential dementia treatments.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Two Early Birds were listed: a Porsche 911 and a Maserati Grecale Trofeo.
Smaller / additional prizes: Gift-card/voucher draws offered up to 160,100 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →Somerset
Michael Maher from Luton won a Somerset house worth more than £3 million plus £100,000 in cash. The draw supported the RSPCA and helped fund frontline animal-welfare work.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: £250,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: Gift-card draws offered up to 135,000 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →London III
Oceanne Belle from Barking won a £5 million Chelsea townhouse in West London together with £100,000 in cash. The campaign supported NHS Charities Together, including funding for community defibrillators.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: McLaren Artura.
Smaller / additional prizes: Omaze’s archived results confirm the Early Bird winner; the draw-specific Experience Rules remain available for the full secondary-prize schedule.
See the official prize rules →Scotland
Jon from Berkshire won the first Scotland house, advertised at more than £3.5 million. The draw supported Breast Cancer Now and helped fund tens of thousands of hours of breast-cancer research.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Porsche Macan GTS.
Smaller / additional prizes: Omaze’s archived results confirm the Early Bird winner; the draw-specific Experience Rules remain available for the full secondary-prize schedule.
See the official prize rules →Devon II
Simon Williams from West Sussex won the second Devon house. Omaze’s rules valued the property at about £2.2 million and included £100,000 towards settling in; the charity partner was Macmillan Cancer Support.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Volkswagen California campervan.
Smaller / additional prizes: The Big Dreamer and World Changer gift-card draws offered up to 430,000 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →Norfolk
Daren Bell from Bournemouth won a coastal Norfolk home. The official rules valued the property at £4.5 million and included £100,000 for settling in; the draw supported the RNLI.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: £250,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: Gift-card draws offered up to 160,000 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →Yorkshire
Eliza from London won a picture-perfect Yorkshire farmhouse plus £100,000 in cash. The official rules put the property value at about £1.925 million; the draw supported Blood Cancer UK.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo.
Smaller / additional prizes: Gift-card draws offered up to 320,000 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →Cotswolds III
Will Satherley from Cardiff won a Cotswolds house worth £3.5 million plus £100,000 in cash. The campaign supported the NSPCC and its work protecting children and fighting for safer childhoods.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Three Early Birds were listed: a Land Rover Defender, £250,000 cash and a Mercedes SL Convertible.
Smaller / additional prizes: The campaign offered about 400,000 gift-card prizes across Big Dreamer, World Changer and Omaze Dream draws.
See the official prize rules →Cornwall II
June Smith from Essex won a waterfront Cornwall home worth £4.5 million and £100,000 in cash. The draw supported Marie Curie and its work improving care and support at the end of life.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Three Early Birds were listed: a Porsche 911, Volkswagen ID. Buzz and £250,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The archived rules list roughly 510,000 gift-card prizes across the accompanying secondary draws.
See the official prize rules →
2022 · 6 completed house draws
London II
Kevin Johnson and his family from East London won a London house worth £3 million. The draw raised £2 million for British Heart Foundation, taking the partnership total at the time to £3 million.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Four Early Bird stages included a Jaguar F-Type, £250,000 cash, a Volvo XC90 and a two-Mini package.
Smaller / additional prizes: The archived rules also included around 180,000 gift-card prizes across secondary draws.
See the official prize rules →Lake District II
Grant Carson from Glasgow won a Lake District home worth more than £2.5 million plus £100,000 to help settle in. The draw raised £850,000 for Dogs Trust.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: A Porsche Cayenne and a later £250,000 Christmas cash Early Bird.
Smaller / additional prizes: Gift-card draws offered up to 17,500 prizes in total.
See the official prize rules →Marbella
Mark from Devon won a Marbella holiday villa worth £2 million plus £250,000 in cash. The overseas Superdraw raised £800,000 for Teenage Cancer Trust.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Three Early Birds were listed: a Porsche 911 GTS, Jaguar I-Pace and McLaren GT.
Smaller / additional prizes: The rules also offered up to 25,000 £10 Amazon gift-card prizes.
See the official prize rules →Kent
Jade from the Midlands won a Kent house worth £2.5 million. The draw raised £750,000 for Global’s Make Some Noise, supporting small charities around the UK.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Three Early Birds were listed: a Porsche Taycan, £125,000 cash and an Audi R8 Spyder.
Smaller / additional prizes: The rules also offered up to 67,500 £10 Amazon gift-card prizes.
See the official prize rules →Cornwall
Uttam Parmar and his family from Leicestershire won a Cornwall house worth £3 million. The competition raised £1 million for Blood Cancer UK and its research and support work.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Five Early Birds were listed: a Ford Mustang Mach-E, £100,000 cash, a Volkswagen campervan, £125,000 cash and an Audi e-tron S.
Smaller / additional prizes: The rules also offered up to 115,000 Amazon gift-card prizes.
See the official prize rules →Cotswolds II
Susan Havenhand and her family from Taunton won a Cotswolds house worth £3.5 million. The draw raised £1 million for the RSPCA to support rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming work.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: The Early Birds included a Range Rover Velar, two £50,000 cash prizes, a two-Mini package and £100,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The rules also offered up to 95,000 Amazon gift-card prizes.
See the official prize rules →
2021 · 5 completed house draws
Lake District
Catherine Carwardine and her family from Telford won a Lake District house worth £3 million. The draw raised £1 million for Alzheimer’s Research UK and research into dementia.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Four Early Birds were listed: a Mercedes G-Wagon, Jaguar F-Type, £100,000 cash and an Audi e-tron S.
Smaller / additional prizes: The promotion also ran weekly £1,000 cash draws and offered up to 12,500 Amazon gift-card prizes.
See the official prize rules →Ascot
Becca Pott and her family from Leyton, East London, won an Ascot house worth more than £3.5 million. The competition raised £500,000 for Cancer Research UK.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Six Early Birds were listed, including a Jaguar I-Pace, Maldives trip, Audi RS e-tron GT, Porsche Taycan 4S Cross Turismo, £100,000 cash, and a Volvo XC40 plus £25,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The campaign also included 20 weekly £1,000 cash draws.
See the official prize rules →Wimbledon
Heekyoung Jin from Wallington won a Wimbledon house worth more than £3.5 million. The draw raised £500,000 for Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity, a cause with a personal connection for her family.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Five Early Birds were listed: an Audi R8 Spyder, McLaren 720S Spider, BMW M5 Competition, BMW X5 M and Land Rover Defender.
Smaller / additional prizes: The campaign also included 20 weekly £1,000 cash draws.
See the official prize rules →Devon
Glen E. from Walsall won a distinctive North Devon coastal home. Omaze valued the property at £3 million and included £20,000 for running costs; the draw raised £1 million for the NSPCC’s Childline service.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Five Early Birds were listed: BMW X6 M Competition, Aston Martin Vantage Roadster, Porsche 911 Carrera 4, Porsche Taycan 4S and Aston Martin DBX.
Smaller / additional prizes: The promotion also ran weekly £1,000 cash draws and offered 2,001 £10 gift-card prizes.
See the official prize rules →Cotswolds
Darren W. from Bath won the first Cotswolds house, worth more than £2.5 million. The draw raised £500,000 for The Prince’s Trust, supporting young people into work, training or business.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Six Early Birds were listed: a Mercedes C-Class, £20,000 tech hamper, Aston Martin Vantage, two Audi RS6s and a Range Rover Sport.
Smaller / additional prizes: The promotion also ran weekly £1,000 cash draws and offered 2,041 additional gift-card prizes.
See the official prize rules →
2020 · 2 completed house draws
The oldest year in the official UK archive contains two house draws.
London
Marilyn P. from Greater London won a Fulham townhouse worth £3 million plus £10,000 for first-year running costs. The draw raised £1 million for British Heart Foundation.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Four Early Birds were listed: two £10,000 tech packs, a Jaguar F-Type Coupe and a Volkswagen California Ocean.
Smaller / additional prizes: The promotion also included weekly £1,000 cash draws and 2,001 additional gift-card prizes.
See the official prize rules →Cheshire
Ian G. from Lincolnshire became the first Omaze UK Million Pound House Draw winner. The Cheshire property was valued at £1.15 million with £10,000 for running costs, and the draw raised £250,000 for Teenage Cancer Trust.
View the closed draw on Omaze →Other prizes in this draw
Early Bird: Five Early Birds were listed: two Mini Electric Cooper S cars, a £10,000 home-tech hamper, a Tesla Model 3 Long Range and £10,000 cash.
Smaller / additional prizes: The promotion also included weekly £1,000 cash draws and 2,020 additional gift-card prizes.
See the official prize rules →
Which places appear most often in the Omaze archive?
Cornwall remains the most repeated completed house location, now followed by London. The Cotswolds series has six completed draws, with a seventh currently live. Roman numerals identify separate house draws in each recurring location.
| Location series | Completed draws | Latest completed version | Archive note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cornwall | 8 | Cornwall VIII | The most repeated completed location in the archive. |
| London | 7 | London VII | The seventh London draw completed in October 2026. |
| Cotswolds | 6 | Cotswolds VI | Cotswolds VII is live and is not yet counted as completed. |
| Lake District | 5 | Lake District V | Five completed draws across the archive. |
| Surrey | 3 | Surrey III | Three completed draws. |
| Yorkshire | 3 | Yorkshire III | Yorkshire IV is live and therefore not yet counted as completed. |
| Cheshire | 3 | Cheshire III | One of the two location names already present in the 2020 archive. |
| Devon | 3 | Devon III | Three completed draws. |
| Bath / Scotland / Norfolk | 2 each | Bath II / Scotland II / Norfolk II | Each location has returned once after its original draw. |
How the Omaze UK house archive grew
The number of completed house draws rose sharply after the first two archive entries in 2020. The busiest completed year currently remains 2024 with 13 house draws.
| Year | Completed house draws | Share of the 55-draw archive | What stands out |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 2 | 3.6% | Oldest year in the official archive. |
| 2021 | 5 | 9.1% | The first larger group of UK house locations. |
| 2022 | 6 | 10.9% | Includes the Marbella overseas draw. |
| 2023 | 9 | 16.4% | Includes Mallorca and several repeat UK location series. |
| 2024 | 13 | 23.6% | The busiest completed year in the archive. |
| 2025 | 11 | 20.0% | A high-volume year with several repeat locations. |
| 2026 | 9 so far | 16.4% | London VII completed on 1 October; Yorkshire IV and Cotswolds VII are currently live. |
A few things worth knowing before comparing the houses
House value is not the whole prize
Recent draws have included furnishings and extra cash alongside the property. For the completed 2026 house draws above, the individual rules state a £250,000 settling-in and initial running-cost contribution.
A repeat region means a new house draw
Cornwall VIII is not the same property as Cornwall VII. The numbering shows another draw using the same broad location name.
Each house campaign could contain many prizes
The house remains the organising point for this archive, but each property entry now shows the main Early Bird and smaller or additional prizes that can be verified in Omaze’s archived draw rules.
Common questions about past Omaze houses
How many Omaze UK house draws have there been?
Which location has appeared most often?
Which Omaze house draws are open now?
When does the Cotswolds VII house draw close?
Is the £250,000 Cotswolds VII cash prize paid in one lump sum?
Has Omaze UK ever offered a house outside the UK?
What do the Roman numerals mean in names such as Cotswolds VII?
Do Omaze house draws have a free entry route?
Does winning an Omaze house mean paying the purchase costs yourself?
Do Omaze house draws include other prizes and boosters?
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Where this archive was checked
The completed-house count and names were checked against Omaze UK’s own past-draw archive. House values, dates and charity partners were checked against draw pages and Experience Rules. Early Bird, smaller-prize and flash-draw details on this page come from draw-specific Experience Rules and Omaze draw-result pages. All live dates and terms are accurate only as of the date shown at the top of this page.
- Omaze UK — Past House Draws
- Omaze UK — Cotswolds VII house and property details
- Omaze UK — Cotswolds VII Experience Rules
- Omaze UK — Yorkshire IV current draw
- Omaze UK — Yorkshire IV Experience Rules
- Omaze UK — London VII completed draw and winner
- Omaze UK — London VII Experience Rules
- Omaze UK — Official Rules
- Omaze UK — Cornwall VIII Experience Rules
- Omaze UK — Bath II Experience Rules
- Omaze UK — Surrey III Experience Rules
- Omaze UK — Lake District V Experience Rules
- Omaze UK — Archived Draw Results
- Omaze UK — Historical Official Rules