Mater Prize Home 327: $5.4M Wurtulla Draw With Better Odds Than Most Active Lotteries | Win A Home

Mater Prize Home 327: $5.4M Wurtulla Draw With Better Odds Than Most Active Lotteries

Mater draw 327 closes October 20, 2026. It offers a fully furnished beachside home at 419 Oceanic Drive South, Wurtulla. You also get $1 million in gold bullion. The total prize is worth $5.4M. Tickets cost $2 each.

This draw has a clearer value than most charity lotteries. The home is finished and ready to move into. The gold bullion is real physical gold.

Other Australian prize home draws offer bigger prizes. Dream Home Draw 433 offers $14.4M in Coolangatta. Endeavour's Draw 468 has a $3.7M Gold Coast property.

Mater 327 is different. It gives you two assets, not just one. You get a finished home plus gold bullion. This is better than relying on property value alone.

This is an ACNC-registered charity lottery. You must be 18 or older. See ACNC Register for full details.

About Mater Lotteries

Mater Lotteries is an ACNC-registered charity. It runs under the Mater Foundation. Every ticket you buy helps pay for healthcare.

The money funds life-saving research and education. Mater hospitals across Queensland use these funds. The organisation has run draws for over 70 years. Winners are verified and draws are transparent.

Mater Foundation helps sick children and families in need. They run programs for cancer research and mental health. These services work at Mater hospitals in Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The foundation's ACNC financial records show how they spend money each year.

Mater runs prize home draws and car lotteries. The current Mater Cars for Cancer Draw 130 closes 13 September 2026. It offers a car worth $510,000. These draws help Mater keep running hospitals across Queensland.

The Prize: $5.4M Wurtulla Beachside Home

The main prize is a 4-bedroom home at 419 Oceanic Drive South, Wurtulla. The home sits on 601 square metres. It has a pool, spa, and modern kitchen. The total prize is worth $5,382,059.

This includes $1,000,000 in gold bullion for the winner. The home has a media room and three outdoor areas. The main bedroom is upstairs. A guest bedroom is downstairs.

The home has a covered balcony with a pool table. A double garage includes an EV charger. Solar panels with a 5kW inverter power the home. A rooftop balcony has outdoor dining and two fire pits.

Wurtulla is a beachside suburb on the Gold Coast. It sits about 45 kilometres south of Brisbane. Similar homes in the area cost $1.2M to $2.8M. The $1M in gold adds real value for the winner.

Wurtulla is close to Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach. Many retirees and families live here. The suburb costs less than central Gold Coast areas. The home is furnished and ready to move into.