'I’d never won so much as a church raffle before, so this is truly mindboggling'
A lucky grandad has bagged a stunning £2million Spanish villa as well as £250,000 in cash for just £25.
His stroke of fortune was even more lucky as this was the first time the fundraising platform ran it's first 'superdraw' featuring a property abroad. The draw also raised £800,000 for the Teenage Cancer Trust. "I’d never won so much as a church raffle before, so this is truly mindboggling. This win is lifechanging for the whole family, the £250,000 cash provides peace of mind in these challenging times – I’m still pinching myself.
The kitchen has a breakfast bar with granite worktops, stainless steel units and a bar area for cocktails at sunset. A rooftop solarium offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the Sierra Blanca mountains.
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