Yourtown Prize Home 528: $3M Yandina Creek Home, 13 Days Left to Enter | Win A Home
By Win A Home Editorial Team · 1 July 2026
Draw 528 closes 13 June 2026. Win a $3M architectural Yandina Creek home. Yourtown charity lottery supporting Kids Helpline. Enter now.
Yourtown Prize Home 528: $3M Yandina Creek Architectural Home, 13 Days Left to Enter
Yourtown's Draw 528 closes on 13 June 2026—just 13 days away. The prize is a $3,006,044 luxury home at 31 Musgrave Drive, Yandina Creek, with panoramic ocean views and a modern 4-bedroom design.
ACNC-registered charity lottery. Must be 18+. See ACNC Register for full charity details.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Operator | Yourtown (formerly BoysTown) |
| ABN | 11 102 379 386 |
| Draw Name | Prize Draw 528 |
| Tickets Close | 13 June 2026 |
| Draw Date | 13 June 2026 |
| Top Prize | $3,006,044 (property + contents) |
| Ticket Pool Size | — |
| Worst-Case Odds | — |
| Last Updated | 30 June 2026 |
About Yourtown
Yourtown is an ACNC-registered charity supporting at-risk young Australians through essential services. The organisation operates Kids Helpline, provides crisis accommodation, and runs education and employment programs for vulnerable youth nationwide. Prize home draws like Draw 528 fund these services directly.
Kids Helpline is Australia's only free, confidential phone and online counselling service for young people. Yourtown also delivers crisis support, safe housing, and job training to teenagers and young adults in crisis. Every ticket purchased contributes to keeping these programs operational for young Australians who have nowhere else to turn.
The Prize: 31 Musgrave Drive, Yandina Creek
The yourtown prize home 528 is located at 31 Musgrave Drive, Yandina Creek QLD 4561. This 2019-built architectural masterpiece sits on a 5,723 square metre elevated block with panoramic ocean views from Mount Coolum to Noosa. The home features a striking cantilevered suspended concrete slab design that appears to float above the landscape.
The property comprises 390.36 square metres of living space. Inside: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 powder room, office, kitchen with walk-in pantry and SMEG appliances, dining, living, media room, laundry, and workshop. External finishes include aluminium roofing, aluminium windows and doors, and mixed cladding. The home is fully air-conditioned with ducted cooling throughout.
Outdoor entertaining is central to the design. A large entertaining deck features an infinity pool overlooking the ocean views. Mature landscaped gardens surround the property. There are 3 spaces in a triple carport plus a single lockup garage or workshop with remote access. Solar power is installed: 6.6kW panels with 3.2kW battery storage reduce ongoing energy costs.
The total prize value, including the fully furnished home and all contents, is $3,006,044 per the operator's official page. Yandina Creek is a quiet, exclusive coastal village. The median house price in the area is $1.33 million and has been growing annually. The location balances seclusion with accessibility—Coolum Beach and Noosa are a short drive away, offering schools, cafes, and coastal recreation.
The Odds: How This Draw Compares
Charity lottery odds depend entirely on ticket pool size. The larger the pool, the lower your individual odds. Without the confirmed ticket pool for Draw 528, we cannot calculate your exact odds—this is why we've tagged the figure as requiring verification. However, we can compare typical Sunshine Coast property lotteries to give you context.
| Lottery | Top Prize | Ticket Pool | Odds (per ticket) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yourtown Draw 528 | $3.0M home | — | — |
| Dream Home Art Union (typical) | ~$3–5M home | ~500,000 | ~1 in 500,000 |
| Mater Prize Home (typical) | ~$2–4M home | ~350,000 | ~1 in 350,000 |
| Powerball | $3M+ jackpot | Unlimited | 1 in 134,490,400 |
| Saturday Lotto | $5M+ jackpot | Unlimited | 1 in 8,145,060 |
Charity lottery odds depend on total tickets sold. Figures above are estimates unless sourced from the lottery operator.
Where the Money Goes
Yourtown is an ACNC-registered charity. You can verify the organisation's financial statements and charitable purpose on the ACNC Register. The operator's ACNC filings detail how lottery revenue is allocated to youth services. Specific per-draw allocations are not published in the draw materials, but the charity's annual financial statements show the overall percentage of revenue directed to programs versus administration.
Kids Helpline, Yourtown's flagship service, received calls in 2025 from young Australians in crisis. The service is free and confidential. Crisis accommodation and employment programs operate in multiple states. To see the exact allocation of funds from this draw, request a detailed breakdown from Yourtown directly or review their latest ACNC annual report.
Ready to enter? Grab your ticket, keep the confirmation email, and you're in the draw.
Tax on Prize Winnings
- 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.
- Capital gains tax 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 before taking possession.
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 Yourtown a legitimate, registered charity?
Yes. Yourtown is registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) under ABN 11 102 379 386. You can verify its registration, financial statements, and charitable purpose on the ACNC Register. The organisation has been operating since 1988 (originally as BoysTown) and is a major provider of youth crisis services in Australia.
What are my real odds of winning Draw 528?
Your odds depend on the total number of tickets sold in the draw. Yourtown has not published the ticket pool size for Draw 528, so exact odds cannot be calculated here. Typically, Sunshine Coast property lotteries sell between 250,000 and 500,000 tickets, which would give odds of roughly 1 in 250,000 to 1 in 500,000 per ticket. Request the exact pool size from Yourtown or check the draw results after 13 June 2026 for confirmed figures.
Do I have to live in the home if I win?
No. You own the property outright once you win. You can live in it, rent it out, sell it, or use it however you choose. The home is fully furnished, so you could move in immediately or list it for sale. If you sell, capital gains tax applies to any profit above the purchase price (the prize value). Consult a tax accountant before making a decision.
What happens when I buy a ticket?
You purchase tickets online through the Yourtown Prize Homes website. You'll receive a confirmation email with your ticket number. Keep this email. On 13 June 2026, Yourtown will conduct the draw and notify the winner directly. You do not need to claim your prize or enter additional competitions—winning is automatic once your ticket is drawn.
Is a Yourtown lottery ticket tax-deductible?
No. Lottery ticket purchases are not tax-deductible. You cannot claim the cost of your ticket as a charitable donation on your tax return. However, if you win, the prize itself is not taxable income. If you later earn interest or investment returns from the prize, that income is taxable in the year earned.
What does Yourtown actually do with lottery profits?
Yourtown operates Kids Helpline (Australia's free youth counselling service), crisis accommodation, job training, and education programs for at-risk young people. Revenue from prize home draws funds these services. The organisation's ACNC annual report breaks down spending by program. In 2024, Yourtown supported over young Australians through all services combined.
Tickets close 13 June 2026. Must be 18+ to enter. Win A Home is an independent directory.