Daily Mail Dream Cottage competition 2010

11 August 2010
Posted in House Raffles In the Media

The UK's Daily Mail are once again running a free competition giving away a 'dream cottage' in an idyllic village situated in the English countryside. The 3-bedroom thatched cottage was built in the early 17th century and is valued at £320,000. Readers are asked to collect 20 tokens or passwords to be entered into the competition, either by post or online.

Daily-Mail-Cottage This year's competition, which started on 24 July and ends 1 September 2010, promises to give away the charming property situated in a 3rd of an acre of beautiful gardens. Retaining most of its original features, including exposed timber frames and wooden floors throughout, the cottage is sure to attract lots of interest from the public.

Players must collect 20 differently dated tokens from the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday. At least 2 tokens must be from The Mail on Sunday.

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