Win a luxury villa on Lake Plauer - 100,000 euros on top!

Win a luxury villa on Lake Plauer - 100,000 euros on top!

Plauer See, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Deutschland - The raffle for an impressive luxury villa in Germany attracts attention. According to mopo it is a villa on Plauer See in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, which is worth 2.5 million euros has. The dream house also includes a cash amount of 100,000 euros, which enables the lucky winner to make even more out of profit.

The villa extends over around 325 square meters and was built in a modern Bauhaus style in 2020. It offers space in four bedrooms and three bathrooms and has a spacious roof terrace. A special feature are the sustainable technologies that were integrated into the building, including underfloor heating and solar energy. These environmentally friendly elements are part of the trend in the German real estate landscape that is increasingly relating to sustainability.

This is how the raffle works

Participation in the raffle of this extraordinary property takes place online and is possible by the end of July. The proceeds from this campaign benefit the aid organization SOS Children's Village worldwide. Grandaze, the organizer of the raffle, guarantees that at least 500,000 euros will flow to the organization. In addition to the main prize, early bird winnings, including cash prices and luxury cars, are also raffled off.

Germany is not only known for its cultural diversity, but also for the attractiveness of its real estate. According to Luxury Estate Real estate in Germany are relatively cheap compared to other countries, which includes both small, picturesque cities and large urban centers. In cities such as Munich, Potsdam and Hamburg there is a great demand for luxurious villas and stylish apartments.

Hamburg, as the second largest city in Germany, offers prestigious properties such as penthouses in the city center and exclusive villas in the suburbs. These developments reflect the growing popularity of high -quality living spaces in the Federal Republic, which includes both traditional and modern building styles.