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High-spec £2m Cheshire home could be yours for £10 with Raffle House  

With modern features, low maintenance costs and the potential for eco-friendly living, it’s easy to see why newer homes have been growing in popularity in recent years. 

When you throw in the many celeb influencers showing off their luxury new builds on social media, it’s no surprise many aspiring homeowners now favour contemporary digs over historic properties. 

Raffle House’s latest Dream Home, worth £2 million, gives players the chance to win a stunning new home of such a high standard the winner’s socials will easily rival those of footballers and their WAGs.  

And with its Cheshire location, they won’t be far from the cluster of well-known Premier League players who live in the county’s affluent Golden Triangle – an area south of Manchester between Alderley Edge, Prestbury and Wilmslow.  

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Beautiful and bespoke…

If the winner happens to befriend any of these famous residents, they won’t have to worry about whether their home is high-end enough to invite them over. The Cheshire Dream Home is filled with custom-designed features sure to impress any guests – and with the property spread across 4,500 sq ft, there’s certainly space for plenty of visitors. 

The most stunning of the tailor-made elements can be found in the kitchen, which is housed in a separate building that’s connected to the main structure by a glazed hallway.  

The £80,000 Italian kitchen has bespoke cabinetry and comes complete with two islands wrapped in waterfall Taj Mahal porcelain. It has all the mod cons you’d expect at this price point, with a Quooker tap, two ovens, a wine fridge, built-in ceiling speakers and intelligent lighting. The five-metre vaulted ceilings and almost full-height window overlooking the side yard add to the sense of drama and make this the perfect entertaining space. 

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Moving into the larger part of the house, downstairs is home to a spacious combined dining and reception room, with one side kitted out with an enormous media wall and lots of seating space for relaxing, while the other is set up for eating. The two spaces are separated by a tailor-made wine wall, which is filled with a selection of bottles from Harrods.  

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This flows into the property’s central hallway, which is fully glazed to the front of the property and is arranged around a £25,000 custom-designed staircase. Adjoining this is a utility area and plant room, a water closet and a separate sitting room that’s ideal for cosier catch-ups than those you’d host in the larger living space. 

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…with a hotelified feel

Upstairs, the spacious master suite runs all the way from the back of the property to the front, with an extravagant hotel suite feel. Featuring a super-king bed, a TV unit and a private balcony offering panoramic views of the valley to the rear of the house, the bedroom area opens into a 150 sq ft walk-in wardrobe and an en suite bathroom.  

The upper floors are also home to four other bedrooms and three more bathrooms, the latter fitted with Lusso stone. 

The property is filled with luxury touches, including underfloor heating, motion-sensor lighting, an integrated sound system, CCTV, a security system and controllable lighting and window coverings. The eco-conscious will appreciate the 13 solar panels and air source heat pump that keep the home’s carbon footprint as low as possible.  

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Outside, there’s a double garage and plenty of additional parking on the cobbled driveway. Landscaped gardens wrap around the house, which sits on a spacious 0.5-acre plot that blends perfectly into the scenic countryside to the rear.   

Situated in a peaceful village location on the borders of Cheshire, Staffordshire and Shropshire, the property is just a short drive from Market Drayton, famous as the home of Shropshire gingerbread. 

Sweet lovers will also be happy to find Snugburys ice cream farm a short drive further away in Nantwich, with the popular family-run outlet currently having the added bonus of being home to a giant Paddington Bear sculpture made largely of straw. 

There are also plenty of other attractions in the local vicinity, including the World of Wedgewood, Alton Towers and Trentham Gardens. In addition, Birmingham and Manchester are easily accessible by car or train.

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Everything is covered

The house comes complete with all of the gorgeous fittings and furnishings and Raffle House even covers stamp duty costs and legal fees, so the winner will be able to move in without spending a penny. 

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And, if it turns out the lucky winner isn’t keen on moving into the luxury property, they will also have the option to take home the cash value instead. 

Paid entries to the draw can be purchased from £10, which gives players 15 chances to win the Cheshire Dream Home

There’s also the option to enter for free via post.

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Entries to the draw close on June 30, and the winner will be drawn on July 7.

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