PNE Prize Home 2020

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When:
June 1, 2020 – September 7, 2020 all-day
2020-06-01T00:00:00-07:00
2020-09-08T00:00:00-07:00
Cost:
http://www.pneprizehome.ca/
Event

Win a House! Win a Car!

 

BC’s most affordable home lottery is back and bigger than ever!

The PNE Prize Home Lottery includes more Early Bird Draws this year & bonus draws, with more chances to win incredible prizes!

Ticket Prices: 2 for $25  |  6 for $50  |  15 for $100

 

GRAND PRIZE HOME:

This year’s PNE Prize Home is a jaw dropping, 3,188-square-foot modern mountainside masterpiece, that will be relocated to Sunstone’s neighbourhood development in picturesque Pemberton – just 25 minutes from Whistler.

Defined as a Net Zero Ready home, this year’s three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom chalet style home is one of a select few that holds the distinction of being able to produce as much energy as it consumes.

This prize home – which could be yours – is an entertainer’s dream retreat. It features an open plan dining/living room, a luxurious kitchen with top grade JennAir and Whirlpool appliances from Coast Appliances, and stylish indoor furniture from Yaletown Interiors.

New to the Prize Home this year, is a games room and bar, plus a sports room for storing all your outdoor gear. The master bedroom has a walk-in closet, and en suite bathroom complete with a soaker tub.

   

The prize home winner’s grand prize package is valued at over $2 million and includes: a robotic lawn mower, the Automower®, by Husqvarna, which comes with additional battery-powered yard equipment, and a Coast Spas Lifestyles outdoor living package that includes a deluxe hot tub and indoor two-person sauna.


OTHER PRIZES TO BE WON INCLUDE:

  • One of five BMW’s (see them all HERE)
  • Win one of five cash prizes totaling $55,000! (There are four cash prizes of $10,000 and one cash prize of $15,000.)
  • 2020 Harley-Davidson FXLR Low Rider in Billiard Blue
  • Five x $5,000 Air Transat travel vouchers for flight tickets to Europe, USA, Canada and Sun destinations are available to be won!
  • The ‘Ultimate Pemberton Getaway Experience’ (valued at $10,000)
    • 3 nights accommodation
    • a helicopter ride
    • Copper Cayuse half-day horseback ride for two
    • Whistler Jet Boating tour for two
    • a round of golf for two at The Pemberton Meadows
    • gift certificates to the best of Pemberton’s dining
    • gift certificates for outdoor gear

 

EARLY BIRD DRAWS:

  • Jet Away Draw 1. Online deadline July 6th : One, 7-night All Inclusive Holiday to Riviera Maya, Mexico for 2 Adults + $2,000 Cash
  • Jet Away Draw 2. Online deadline July 27th: One, 7-night All Inclusive Holiday to Riviera Maya, Mexico for 2 Adults + $2,000 Cash
  • Fair Bonus Craw. Online deadline August 24th: One, 7-night All Inclusive Holiday to Liberia,
    Costa Rica for 2 Adults + $2,000 Cash

 

EARLY BIRD DEADLINES:

July 6, 27, August 24 & the final deadline for ticket sales is Labour Day (September 7).

Purchase your tickets now online!

Or order by phone. Call 604-678-4663 / 1-877-946-4663.

 

 

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