News: How to Own a £3.2m Knightsbridge House for £10
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A two floor, 3 bedroom, fully-furnished £3.2m apartment could be yours for just £10. Spacious balcony and car included. Find out how…
A once in a lifetime luxury lifestyle is up for grabs. Your Laddr, a trusted competition organisation founded by 25-year-old Santa Agolli, makes it possible to enter with a £10 ticket for the grand prize of a Knightsbridge house opposite Harrods, plus a car. Agolli hopes to get people ‘on the ladder’ as well as give sellers their full asking price for their homes, and all without agency fees.
Win a £3.2m House Opposite Harrods
What?
One lucky winner will be the owner of this first-floor house and a car provided by Chelsea Truck Company. The property is a share of a freehold on Walton Street with an enviable position opposite Harrods. An open-plan dining and living area, as well as three bedrooms with decorative cornicing, make for an airy living space with a light, neutral palate.
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The grand prize also covers all associated costs, a financial advisor for the first year, all stamp duty, council tax, legal fees, road tax, car insurance, and a parking permit for the address.
Your Laddr offers people the chance to make a small investment and be in with the chance of winning an entirely new lifestyle. It is unrealistic that many young people will ever be able to buy a house, so a house competition offers an exciting alternative. – Santa Agoli, Founder of Your Laddr
How?
Participants purchase tickets (up to 150 per person) to enter the competition. A simple game of ‘Spot The Ball’ allows entrants to complete the purchase and wait for the results. A ‘refer a friend’ scheme, which Your Laddr launched last month, gives participants credit towards free tickets for every friend referred to the competition.
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Where?
Visit yourladdr.com or check out @yourladdr on Instagram.
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