Quick Read
- The Omaze draw offers a £5 million Lake District home and £250,000 in cash to the winner.
- Proceeds support Centrepoint, a UK charity working to end youth homelessness by 2037.
- Entries close on April 26 for online participants, with an early bird incentive for those entering by April 12.
Celebrity-Backed Campaign Targets Youth Homelessness
Sharon and Kelly Osbourne have officially launched the latest Omaze Million Pound House Draw, featuring a luxury five-bedroom property in the Lake District valued at over £5 million. The campaign, which went live on March 18, 2026, aims to generate vital funding for Centrepoint, the UK’s leading youth homelessness charity. The initiative is part of a broader effort to support the charity’s Independent Living Programme, which provides stable housing and personalized support for young people transitioning out of homelessness.
The Stakes of the Windermere Waterfront Property
The grand prize is a contemporary 5,400 sq ft home overlooking Lake Windermere, situated on over half an acre of land. Beyond the property itself, the winner receives £250,000 in cash to cover maintenance or personal expenses, alongside a separate two-storey boathouse. The home is provided mortgage-free, with all stamp duty and legal fees covered by the organizers. If the winner chooses not to reside in the property, estimates suggest a long-term rental income of approximately £5,500 per month, or they may opt to sell the asset entirely.
Entry Details and Early Bird Incentives
Entries for the draw are currently open, with the closing date set for Sunday, April 26, 2026, for online participants, and Tuesday, April 28, 2026, for those entering by post. To encourage early engagement, Omaze has introduced an ‘Early Bird’ prize: entrants who participate by midnight on April 12 (online) or April 14 (post) are eligible to win a Land Rover Range Rover Autobiography, valued at over £130,000, plus an additional £100,000 in cash. As ambassadors for Centrepoint, the Osbournes have emphasized the importance of secure housing, noting that the partnership is designed to help break the cycle of youth homelessness by 2037.
The involvement of high-profile figures like the Osbournes reflects a strategic shift in Omaze’s UK operations, where celebrity-led campaigns are increasingly utilized to amplify reach and drive participation in high-value property draws, effectively leveraging public interest to maximize charitable donations.