Last chance to enter £1.4m dream home draw with Rolls Royce, Lamborghini and £100k cash

What’s grabbed attention here isn’t just the headline prize – it’s the sheer scale of what’s included. The winner won’t just pick up the keys to a brand new Lancashire home, but also a Rolls Royce Cullinan, a Lamborghini Huracan Spyder, and £100,000 in tax-free cash. Or, if that sounds like too much lifestyle admin, there’s a straight £1 million tax-free cash alternative on the table.

And with interest building in the final days before the draw (it ends on March 31), this is exactly the point where entries tend to surge. Anyone who’s followed these competitions before will know the pattern – people wait, hesitate, then pile in late. If you’re planning to have a go, leaving it too late could mean missing out altogether on the dream home bundle draw.

The property itself is no throwaway prize. Set at No. 44 Normoss Road in Lancashire, it’s a brand new, fully furnished four-bedroom detached home that’s ready to move straight into. No stamp duty, no legal fees, no hidden extras. Everything is covered as part of the Elite Competitions prize package.

Inside, it’s been designed to feel properly high-end. There’s a huge open-plan kitchen, living and dining space stretching over 38 feet, complete with bi-fold doors opening out onto a landscaped garden. The kitchen is fitted with premium Neff appliances, a quartz island and even a wine chiller – the sort of setup most people would only ever scroll past on Rightmove.

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Upstairs, the layout leans into modern family living, with two en-suite bedrooms including a main suite with a walk-in wardrobe, plus two further spacious doubles. In total, there are four bathroom suites, which gives you a sense of just how much space is on offer in this Lancashire dream home competition.

Of course, the headline-grabbing extras are the cars. The Rolls Royce Cullinan brings full luxury SUV status, complete with a bespoke interior, starlight roof and that unmistakable presence on the road. Alongside it sits a Lamborghini Huracan Spyder – a V10-powered convertible capable of 0–60 in under three seconds.

If that all sounds a bit overwhelming, the flexibility is part of the appeal. The winner can mix and match prizes or take various cash alternatives, including options like keeping the house and taking £400,000, or skipping everything for a straight seven-figure payout via the £1.4m prize draw entry.

There’s also the added hook of the £100,000 tax-free cash included in the full bundle, paid within 48 hours. Whether that’s used to clear debts, invest, or fund a completely different lifestyle, it’s a significant extra on top of an already huge prize.

But the key detail here is timing. With a maximum of 19,999,999 entries and a cap of 50,000 tickets per player, availability isn’t endless – and historically, interest spikes hard in the final days before a draw like this, especially for those eyeing up the final ticket release.

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The live draw takes place on Tuesday March 31, and with just days to go, this is the point where hesitation usually turns into regret for those who sit it out.

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