Omaze has gone from a new name in the UK to one of the best-known house prize-draw brands in the country. This page pulls together the full house timeline from launch onwards, helping you see how the format grew, which regions appeared again and again, and how quickly Omaze turned dream-home giveaways into a major part of the UK prize-draw conversation.
Omaze launched in the UK in 2020 and has built a growing archive of premium house draws ever since. What began as a small launch has expanded into a long-running sequence of headline homes across well-known locations such as London, Cornwall, the Cotswolds and the Lake District.
Looking at the whole archive tells a much bigger story than one live draw ever can. It shows how Omaze moved from a fresh launch into a recognisable pattern of location-led luxury homes. It also reveals how certain areas kept returning, which says a lot about what works best for this style of prize draw.
A single Omaze house can look like a one-off dream. The full archive shows something much bigger: a repeated format, a clear brand identity and a growing list of locations that readers started to recognise long before the next draw even launched.
The list below follows the house naming used on the public archive as closely as possible, while grouping each draw into a clean year-by-year format that is easier to browse.
The 2026 archive already shows three past draws, continuing the pattern of repeat high-recognition locations.
Listed in the 2026 archive.
Listed in the 2026 archive.
Listed in the 2026 archive.
By 2025, the platform was running at a much stronger pace, with multiple returning regions and a broader spread of familiar house brands.
Listed in the 2025 archive.
Listed in the 2025 archive.
Listed in the 2025 archive.
Listed in the 2025 archive.
Listed in the 2025 archive.
Listed in the 2025 archive.
Listed in the 2025 archive.
Listed in the 2025 archive.
Listed in the 2025 archive.
Listed in the 2025 archive.
Listed in the 2025 archive.
2024 stands out as one of the busiest periods in the archive, with a broad mix of regions and multiple sequel-style location names already firmly established.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
Listed in the 2024 archive.
2023 shows the platform becoming much more established, with another overseas special and a strong run of UK properties.
Listed in the 2023 archive.
Overseas specialListed in the 2023 archive.
Listed in the 2023 archive.
Listed in the 2023 archive.
Listed in the 2023 archive.
Listed in the 2023 archive.
Listed in the 2023 archive.
Listed in the 2023 archive.
Listed in the 2023 archive.
2022 continued the expansion and added another non-UK location into the wider Omaze UK story.
Listed in the 2022 archive.
Listed in the 2022 archive.
Listed in the 2022 archive.
Overseas specialListed in the 2022 archive.
Listed in the 2022 archive.
Listed in the 2022 archive.
2021 was the first full year after launch and already showed a wider mix of regions and property styles.
Listed in the 2021 archive.
Listed in the 2021 archive.
Listed in the 2021 archive.
Listed in the 2021 archive.
Listed in the 2021 archive.
These are the first two draws that appear at the start of the public Omaze UK archive.
Listed in the 2020 archive.
Listed in the 2020 archive.
The jump from a small launch archive to a much fuller timeline shows how quickly the format found momentum. Repeated locations suggest certain settings proved especially strong for the dream-home model.
London, Cornwall, the Cotswolds and the Lake District reappear often enough to feel like part of the brand itself, not just one-off prizes.
This archive makes clear that Omaze was not built around one standout home. It evolved into a rolling stream of high-visibility properties that readers started to follow over time.
| Year | House draws listed | What stands out |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 2 | The launch phase, beginning with a much smaller archive. |
| 2021 | 5 | The first full expansion year, with a broader range of UK locations. |
| 2022 | 6 | Growth continued, including one overseas special. |
| 2023 | 9 | A fuller pipeline, plus another overseas special. |
| 2024 | 13 | One of the busiest years on the archive with strong regional variety. |
| 2025 | 11 | High-volume draw activity with repeat location series firmly established. |
| 2026 | 3 so far | Three past draws already listed on the archive at the time of writing. |
Once you have seen the full archive, the next natural step is to go deeper into how the platform works, who wins, what the prize really includes, and whether those dream homes end up being lived in, rented out or sold.
The full archive shows that Omaze UK is far more than a single eye-catching house ad. Since 2020, it has built a sizeable back catalogue of luxury property draws, returned repeatedly to its strongest locations and created a recognisable house-giveaway identity that many readers now spot instantly. Seeing the whole timeline in one place makes the scale of that growth much easier to understand.