Win £2.8 million Cotswolds home with Raffle House’s two-for-one offer

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Raffle House has teased a picture of its next £2.8 million dream home prize - and it looks like a slice of Cotswolds paradise. 

The company that gives away multi-million pound properties every month is still busy selling tickets for its £2.8 million Warwickshire home, with entries due to close at the end of April. 

And this means a new prize will soon be launched, but Raffle House is giving nothing away about it, other than the fact it's also worth £2.8 million, and it's located in the Cotswolds. 

Known for its distinctive honeystone properties, rolling hills, and plenty of celebrity residents, the Cotswolds is littered with picturesque villages, tourist hotspots, and some of the best places to eat and drink in rural England. 

Although entries won't be open for the new Raffle House prize until early April, people can actually have a stab at winning it early, thanks to a special offer on at the moment. 

It's a two-for-one deal, inviting anyone who buys tickets for the Warwickshire home a chance to also snap up a ticket for the Cotswolds house. 

That means, in theory, you could win two houses for your entry price, which starts at £10.

The odds have also increased beyond that, too, especially if you buy a big bundle of tickets. 

Because Raffle House has announced special offers for subscribers. If you go for the £10 monthly package, for example, you get 45 tickets instead of the usual 15. And if you go for the biggest bundle, the £50 per month package, you'll get 450 tickets rather than the usual 150. 

Single-ticket prices remain the same for now, but that's how you get the two-for-one draw deal. 

This means £10 gets you 15 tickets for the Warwickshire home, and 15 tickets for the Cotswolds home. The biggest bundle is the cheapest, costing £100. That gets you 500 tickets for the Warwickshire home and 500 tickets for the Cotswolds home. 

Both homes come fully furnished and Raffle House also covers all stamp duty and legal costs, so the new owners can move in without spending a penny. 

The lucky winners of both properties also have the option of taking the tax-free cash equivalent instead of whichever property they win.

A portion of each entry to a Raffle House draw goes to charity. 

There’s also the option to enter for free via post. To find out more, click here. 

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