30-year-old from Oldenburg wins dream house worth 1.8 million euros!

30-year-old from Oldenburg wins dream house worth 1.8 million euros!

Have you heard of Marc yet? The 30-year-old from near Oldenburg hit the jackpot and won a dream house in Bavaria worth an incredible 1.8 million euros! Around 350,000 people took part in this unique dream home raffle, which for many represents an exciting chance to own their own home. The tz describes how Marc almost had tears of joy in his eyes when he received the notification of his winnings. But the rather reserved man couldn't sleep for long and distracted himself with his tablet and a nighttime walk.

His prize is the so-called Franken House, an architectural masterpiece in the Bauhaus style that stands near Bad Kissingen. With a living space of 263 square meters and features such as five terraces and a heated swimming pool, the house offers everything your heart desires. But that's not all: Marc also receives 50,000 euros for the additional costs of the house. The win comes at just the right time because on the same day he hit the jackpot, he and his wife moved into a rented semi-detached house in Lower Saxony, which certainly brings additional relief.

A win for a good cause

Marc acted very consciously: He had taken out a subscription package for the dream house raffle, originally hoping to win the “Förde House” on the Flensburg Fjord. This raffle is the first of its kind in Germany in which real properties are raffled off and is organized by Dreamify gGmbH. Part of the proceeds go to charitable projects, which not only makes the campaign more exciting but also socially meaningful. It is reported that next time a North Sea house worth 1.7 million euros will be raffled off, which has a living space of 167 square meters as well as a garden studio, a sauna and a hot tub.

The dream house raffle is enjoying growing popularity, especially in times when high purchase prices and rising construction costs make it difficult for many people to dream of owning their own home. Alternatives like this raffle are therefore becoming more and more attractive. Consumer Protection.tv points out that participation in the dream house raffle is only possible for adults residing in Germany. Registration and verification on the platform are necessary to ensure that everything is carried out legitimately.

Winners will be determined under notary supervision and each participant should be aware that participation in such sweepstakes should be considered gambling. Despite all the enthusiasm, there are also critical voices that question the high prices of the ticket packages and the prospect of winning. Nevertheless, the raffle remains an exciting concept that offers many people the hope of owning their own home.

In any case, for Marc it was a huge moment of happiness that could perhaps inspire others to try their luck in such a raffle. Who knows, maybe one day the next lucky person will be ready to win their very own dream home!