Former milkman wins £4m mansion in prize draw

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Former milkman wins £4m mansion in prize draw

feeds.bbci.co.uk · 2 months ago

A 58-year-old man from Rotherham has won a four-million-pound mansion in Surrey plus £250,000 in cash through a lottery-based prize draw, after entering the competition for approximately four years. The property includes six bedrooms, extensive grounds with stables and a barn, a heated outdoor swimming pool, tennis court, and £170,000 worth of furnishings and fixtures throughout. David Roper, who previously owned and operated a milk round for ten years before retraining as a mechanical engineer and working in engineering sales, received notification of his win during a busy working week.

Roper has described the victory as life-changing, expressing initial disbelief and surprise at his sudden change in circumstances. He has indicated he may pursue early retirement and plans to use the property to entertain family and friends. The win represents a dramatic contrast to his previous situation, moving from office-based spreadsheet work to ownership of an estate with amenities he previously could not have imagined acquiring.

  • Rotherham resident wins £4m Surrey mansion and £250k cash in Omaze prize draw after four years of entries
  • Former milkman turned engineer sees circumstances transform dramatically from office work to estate ownership
  • Six-bedroom property includes heated pool, tennis court, stables, barn, and £170k of furnishings

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