$3.7M Maleny Prize Home with $100K Solar Package — Endeavour Draw 468 Closes 13 August | Win A Home

Endeavour Prize Home 468: $3.7M Maleny Pavilion with $100K Solar Package — 45 Days to Close

Endeavour Prize Home Draw 468 is a new-build luxury pavilion on 4000m² in Maleny, Queensland, valued at $3,716,491 with a full solar and battery package included. Tickets are $10 each and close on 13 August 2026.

ACNC-registered charity lottery. Must be 18+. See ACNC Register for full charity details.

What You're Actually Winning

Meet our $3.7M Maleny Home of the Year is a brand-new single-level pavilion design. The prize is not just a house — it's a complete package worth $3,716,491, including the home, solar system, battery storage, landscaping, and outdoor living infrastructure.

The property sits on 4000m² of land in Maleny, Queensland. It has four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and a double lock-up garage. The design separates living and bedroom wings for privacy.

The Home Package Breakdown

The prize includes a $100,000 solar and battery package installed by RESINC Solar & Batteries. This covers rooftop panels and battery storage to reduce grid reliance and lower long-term running costs.

The kitchen is designer-grade with a butler's pantry. A separate kitchen garden arbour sits adjacent for growing vegetables and herbs. The property has two 22,700L rainwater tanks for water harvesting and garden use.

Outdoor entertaining includes a woodfired pizza oven and alfresco area. A heated pool and woodfired hot tub are installed. The primary suite has its own kitchenette and ensuite. A dedicated home office space is built in. A ride-on mower and full garden package are included with the prize.

This is not a generic home prize — every component is specified and valued. The total package is $3,716,491.

About the Operator

Endeavour Lotteries is an ACNC-registered charity that raises funds for the Endeavour Foundation. The foundation supports people with disability to gain independence, find employment, and build life skills. ABN 80 009 670 704 is registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission.

Endeavour Foundation operates across Queensland. Every ticket purchased directly funds disability support services. The foundation provides employment pathways, skills training, and independence programs for people with intellectual and physical disabilities. Prize home and cash draws help sustain these services.

The Odds and Your Chances

Your odds of winning depend on how many tickets are sold in total. Charity lotteries have a capped ticket pool, which means better odds than unlimited lotteries like Powerball or Saturday Lotto.

If the ticket pool is 500,000 tickets, your odds are 1 in 500,000 per ticket. If it is 300,000 tickets, your odds improve to 1 in 300,000. The exact pool size for Endeavour Prize Home 468 will be confirmed once all tickets are sold or the draw closes.

[ESTIMATE] Charity lottery odds depend on total tickets sold. Figures above are estimates unless sourced from the lottery operator.

Where the Money Goes

Endeavour Foundation uses lottery revenue to fund disability employment programs, life skills training, and independence services. You can verify the charity's financial reporting on the ACNC Register, which publishes annual financial statements for all registered charities.

The foundation supports people with intellectual, physical, and sensory disabilities across Queensland. Specific program allocations and percentage breakdowns are available in the charity's annual reports filed with the ACNC.

Tax on Lottery Winnings in Australia

• Lottery winnings are not assessable income — the ATO does not tax the win itself.
• Interest and investment returns earned from winnings are taxable in the year earned.
• CGT applies if you invest winnings in shares or property and sell later at a profit.
• Stamp duty exemptions on prize property vary by state — confirm with the lottery operator.

Get advice from a registered accountant for your specific situation. See the ATO's guide on prizes and awards for official tax treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Endeavour Lotteries a legitimate registered charity?

Yes. Endeavour Lotteries operates under ABN 80 009 670 704, registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission. You can verify their registration and financial statements on the ACNC Register.

What are my real odds of winning Endeavour Prize Home 468?

Your odds depend on the total ticket pool size. Charity lotteries cap ticket sales, so odds are typically between 1 in 300,000 and 1 in 500,000 per ticket. This is significantly better than Powerball (1 in 134 million) or Saturday Lotto (1 in 8 million). The exact pool will be confirmed once sales close or the draw is conducted.

What happens if I win — do I have to move into the property?

No. Prize homes are yours to keep, sell, rent, or live in. You have full ownership and can do what you choose with the property.

Can I sell the prize home if I win?

Yes. Once you own the property, you can sell it at any time. Capital gains tax applies to any profit you make on the sale. Speak with an accountant about your specific situation.

Is a lottery ticket tax-deductible?

No. Lottery ticket costs are not tax-deductible. The ATO treats lottery tickets as a personal expense, not a charitable donation, even though the operator is a registered charity.

How does Endeavour Prize Home 468 compare to other charity lotteries?

This draw offers a new-build home with premium inclusions — solar package, pool, hot tub, and 4000m² land. Most other prize home lotteries offer established homes or smaller packages. The $3.7M total value is mid-range for Australian charity lotteries. Your odds are comparable to other capped-pool charity draws (roughly 1 in 300,000–500,000), which is far better than unlimited lotteries.

Tickets close 13 August 2026. Must be 18+ to enter. Win A Home is an independent directory.