An incredible £3.5 million home looking over the iconic Gleneagles golf course could be yours as Omaze launch their first ever property raffle in Scotland in support of Breast Cancer.
An incredible £3,500,000 home overlooking the iconic Gleneagles golf course could be yours as Omaze launch their first every property raffle in Scotland.
The winner is also given £100,000 in cash and can decide to either live in the house, rent it out for a supplementary income or sell it to become a cash multi-millionaire. The kitchen features a central island with breakfast bar, as well as granite worktops and high-spec integrated appliances including oven, induction hob, steam oven, fridge, freezer, coffee machine, microwave and ice machine.
The apartment has a bedroom with en-suite bathroom, open-plan kitchen, dining and living room with a south-facing balcony.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
- with its own golfing simulator - will be raffled off in Omaze drawFancy a £3.5m house in golf's heartland?
Read more »
Stunning £3m Gleneagles home with own cinema and golf simulator to be given awayThe winner of the latest raffle, the first to be held in Scotland, will get the keys to a property complete with its own entertainment room and leisure suite.
Read more »
Inside £3.5m Gleneagles raffle house complete with cinema room and gymThe home, worth £3,500,000, is being given away as part of a charity campaign prize.
Read more »
Inside the lush home worth £3.5m to be given away as part of charity campaignThe latest mansion to be given away by Omaze is a lush £3.5 million pad overlooking Gleneagles golf course.
Read more »
Anger at description of Scotland as 'a region in England' on UK Parliament websiteQUESTIONS are being asked of the UK Parliament over a bizarre error which appeared on its official website.
Read more »
'Frustrating' Scotland does not have full power over alcohol advertisingIT is “frustrating” the Scottish Government does not have full power to control alcohol advertising, a campaigning charity has said.
Read more »