Omaze Early Bird Prize is a McLaren Artura Spider worth over £250,000
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FANCY a fast track into luxury? Check out the latest Early Bird Prize from Omaze.
In this draw, you could win a stunning McLaren Artura Spider supercar, as well as a dream home in Cheshire worth £4,000,000.
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Omaze Early Bird Prize Draw
Not only could you win a gorgeous £4 million Cheshire property, but you're also in with the chance of taking home a McLaren Artura Spider, a hybrid supercar worth over £250,000.
The McLaren Artura Spider provides an exhilarating performance and exemplifies everyday luxury.
Entries into the Omaze Early Bird Prize Draw must be submitted by midnight on July 13, 2025.
The convertible supercar boasts championship-winning technology at its core, featuring a turbocharged and hybrid-assisted 700hp V6 engine for a grand performance.
This stunning car also features some real stand-out qualities, including pop-up scissor doors, sleek lines and soft Nappa leather interiors complete with striking orange detail.
The lucky winner will receive a car that will turn heads before it even leaves the driveway.
In just 11 seconds, the retractable hardtop transforms it from a sleek coupé to an open-top convertible, giving you the freedom to enjoy the elements.
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Omaze Early Bird Prize Draw
Every entry into this Early Bird Draw will also give you the chance to win Omaze's incredible £4 million countryside retreat, which is located in Cheshire's luxury Golden Triangle.
And, honestly, is there any better place to take your McLaren for a spin?
Located in the beautiful Alderley Edge Conservation Area, this impressive four-bedroom home, worth £4 million, blends modern style with a cosy countryside feel.
The house sits on a private road, surrounded by over half an acre of landscaped gardens, with stunning views across the Cheshire Plain.
Inside, the home is bright and spacious, with large windows, custom-designed interiors, and the latest modern features.
This property offers peace, comfort, and luxury in one of Cheshire's most desirable areas.
The main House Prize Draw closes on July 27, 2025, and the new homeowner will also receive £250,000 in cash.
Funds raised from the Omaze Early Bird and Cheshire House Draw will support the Anthony Nolan Cell Collection Centre.
Over 18s and UK residents only. No purchase is necessary. Visit omaze.co.uk for full terms and to enter. Car closes 13/07/25.
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