A luxury £2.8million house in South Warwickshire is available - for just £10

The five-bedroom, three-bathroom property lies in the village of Alveston.

The detached home is being offered in Raffle House's latest prize draw - with tickets starting at as little as a tenner.

Built in 2017, it consists of almost 4,500 square feet of living space - as well as an attached garage covered in a living roof.

Designed by an award-winning architect, the property blends ultra-modern design with raw materials – there's a birch ply staircase, concrete tiles and an exposed brick fireplace.

The detached home is being offered in Raffle House's latest prize draw (image via SWNS)

The home also features all of the mod cons one would expect of a new house, with an EV charger, biometric entry system and wired audio system.

The heart of the ground floor is a sociable contemporary kitchen that features an open gas burner and leads into a dining room on one side.

On the other, it opens into an enormous family room, with full-height glazed doors that give access to an outdoor patio.

While the four living areas downstairs have been designed with open-plan living in mind, there's also a handy separate snug, a gym, a bar and even a butler's pantry.

Upstairs, there are five spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms. The master bedroom even has his and hers dressing rooms, in addition to an en suite.

The property is surrounded by leafy gardens and sits on a sizeable plot of more than a third of an acre. There's plenty of outdoor entertaining space for all seasons, with the main patio featuring both a BBQ and a hot tub.

The enormous family room (image via SWNS)

James Mieville, executive director of Raffle House, said: "Our Warwickshire Dream Home offers the best of both worlds – a beautifully designed contemporary home with all the features one would expect in a modern property, set in a location that offers up traditional village living and has an abundance of historical attractions nearby."

The home comes fully furnished, and Raffle House also covers stamp duty costs and fees, so the winner will be able to move in without spending a penny.

The winner will also have the option of taking the tax-free cash equivalent instead of the property if preferred.

A portion of each entry to a Raffle House draw goes to charity.

Entries to the draw cost just £10 (image via SWNS)

And, it says, unlike many other competitions, rather than choosing one charity to support with its Dream Home draws, Raffle House allows players to choose one of 13 charities to direct the charitable donation portion of their entry to.

Paid entries to the draw can be purchased from £10, which gives players 15 chances to win, and there's also the option to enter for free via post.

Entries close on April 30, and the winner will be drawn on May 7.

Those entering before March 31 will also be entered into the bonus draw for a Maserati Grecale worth £65,000.

Entries close on April 30 (image via SWNS)