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The Omaze Million Pound House Draw offers an opportunity to win a four-bedroom home in north west London, supporting the Alzheimer’s Society. This initiative promises to donate over £1 million to aid individuals affected by dementia. The news broke as Sir Jonathan Pryce, a prominent actor, advocates for this cause.
The facts
The house features 3,795 square feet of living space in a desirable location near West Hampstead and Brondesbury. It includes a 120-foot south-facing garden, a playhouse, and a welfare studio with a sauna. The winner will receive a mortgage-free home, with all legal fees and stamp duty covered, along with furnishings worth over £150,000 and £250,000 in cash.
Financial potential
Should the winner retain the property, local real estate experts estimate potential rental income of around £10,000 per month. This allows the winner to manage their finances according to personal needs.
Luxurious features of the home
Constructed in the early 1900s, the home blends traditional architecture with modern amenities.
Electric wrought iron gates lead to private parking, while the interior boasts high ceilings over three meters and reclaimed Belgian oak flooring. The open-plan kitchen features polished cement worktops and high-end appliances from Gaggenau, Miele, and Smeg.
Room layouts
The main suite on the first floor includes an en suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobes, complemented by two additional bedrooms and a family bathroom. The uppermost floor houses a fourth en suite bedroom, an office, and ample storage. The outdoor space features mature trees for privacy and a large deck area for entertaining.
Supporting Alzheimer’s Society
The draw not only offers a chance to win a home but guarantees a £1 million donation to the Alzheimer’s Society. This partnership underscores Omaze’s commitment to charitable work. Sir Jonathan Pryce, who has personal experience with dementia in his family, highlights the initiative’s importance.
“The Omaze Dementia Hope Fund will enable the Alzheimer’s Society to extend their support to families,” Pryce stated. With over £100 million raised for various causes, Omaze continues to make a significant impact through innovative fundraising.
Entries for the draw close on January 25, 2026, for online submissions and January 27, 2026, for postal entries. This initiative allows participants to win a dream home while contributing to a vital cause.
