Omaze has launched its latest prize draw, offering a house on the Wirral worth more than £3million.
The West Hollywood Hills-inspired property includes five bedrooms, coastal views, a cinema room, and a heated swimming pool.
In addition to winning the house, the lucky winner will also receive £250,000 in cash to help them settle in.
The draw is part of a fundraising initiative for Scouts, with a guaranteed minimum donation of £1million.
The partnership is supported by Scouts' chief ambassador of world scouting, Bear Grylls.
The property comes mortgage-free, with all stamp duty and legal fees covered.
The winner can choose to live in the house, rent it out, or sell it.
The £250,000 cash prize would be enough to run the house for over 10 years, or the property could be rented out for an estimated £8,000 per month.
The £3million house is located on the edge of the Wirral Peninsula and offers 'stunning views from' its wraparound terrace.
There are also private gardens, terraces, and a heated swimming pool.
The house is surrounded by over ten acres of National Trust Woodland, with footpaths just outside the gates.
James Oakes, chief international officer at Omaze, said: "By offering this stunning house on the Wirral, along with £250,000 in cash, Omaze gives people the chance to win a life-changing prize, whilst also raising money for charities."
Bear Grylls, who supports the initiative, said: “I’m thrilled that Scouts is partnering with Omaze for its latest house draw.
"The money raised will help to open doors of opportunity for many more young people."
Draw entries for the Omaze Million Pound House Draw on the Wirral are now available at omaze.co.uk.
The draw closes on November 24 for online entries and November 26 for postal entries.
Only UK residents aged 18 and over are eligible to enter.
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