Islington townhouse worth £3 million up for grabs in prize draw

One fortunate particular person is about to win a £3 million north London townhouse in a charity draw.

The draw will increase cash for the British Coronary heart Basis (BHF) and the winner of the four-bedroom Islington city home can be introduced in March.

In addition to the three,400 sq ft Victorian home, the winner of the newest Omaze Million Pound Home Draw will obtain £100,000 in money. 

Entry prices £10 and the home comes mortgage free with all stamp obligation and authorized charges coated. 

Omaze stated that it’s situated simply “a brief stroll” from Finsbury Park station. 

The draw is being backed by former Tottenham Hotspur star David Ginola.

In 2016, Ginola suffered a cardiac arrest on a soccer pitch and was given CPR for 9 minutes. He went on to have a profitable quadruple coronary heart bypass. 

David stated: “I’ve skilled the devastating penalties of coronary heart illness first-hand, the cash raised via Omaze’s progressive strategy to fundraising will assist the BHF proceed its actually lifesaving analysis.

“Everybody who enters the prize draw is contributing in direction of this important trigger – and naturally somebody is assured to win the dream house in north London too – even when it’s slightly too near Arsenal for my liking.” 

News Shopper: Former Tottenham Hotspur star David Ginola is backing the drawFormer Tottenham Hotspur star David Ginola is backing the draw (Picture: Omaze)

Omaze has assured a minimal donation to the British Coronary heart Basis of £100,000, and has a goal of a minimum of £500,000. 

Dr Charmaine Griffiths, chief government on the BHF, stated: “We’re completely delighted to affix forces with Omaze as soon as once more. 

“Regardless of phenomenal progress in analysis over the past 60 years, coronary heart and circulatory illnesses – together with coronary heart assault and stroke – kill one in 4 folks within the UK and are the world’s largest killers.”

That is the second time the BHF has partnered with Omaze. In 2021, the joint marketing campaign raised £1 million to fund pressing analysis into coronary heart and circulatory illnesses.

James Oakes at Omaze stated: “We’re extremely proud that the Omaze group has already raised £8,300,000 for UK charities since we launched in 2020.”

The draw closes on February 26 for on-line entries by way of omaze.co.uk and February 28 for postal entries. 

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