The first prize is valued at $2,903,236 and includes the fully furnished home at 77 Palmer Avenue, Golden Beach, QLD, 4551. The home at 77 Palmer Avenue, Golden Beach, QLD, 4551 sits on 602 sqm and has 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 2 car spaces. The headline prize also features $2.9M Golden Beach Prize Home, 250m from the beach, and 10kW solar and battery package worth over $40K. Entertainer’s kitchen with butler’s pantry. The Endeavour Lotteries — Draw 469 prize home is in Golden Beach, QLD (Queensland). Use the map and suburb notes on this page as an overview — the operator’s official materials carry the authoritative address, boundaries, and inclusions. Compare other draws in this state via prize homes in QLD , see closing-soon draws , or use the odds calculator to benchmark ticket value. Compare & explore on Win A Home Use these directory pages to compare this draw with every other open Australian charity prize home lottery: Browse all current prize home drawsCompare every open draw with Win A Home Draw ScoreSee which lottery has the best odds todayDraws closing soonMore prize homes in QueenslandOther Endeavour Lotteries drawsCalculate odds per ticket dollar
About the Location
The Endeavour Lotteries — Draw 469 prize home is in Golden Beach , QLD (Queensland). The main prize is valued at about $2,903,236 and is run by Endeavour Lotteries under Australian lottery regulations. Use the map and suburb notes on this page as an overview — the operator’s official materials carry the authoritative address, boundaries, and inclusions. Compare other draws in this state via prize homes in QLD , see closing-soon draws , or use the odds calculator to benchmark ticket value.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I enter Endeavour Lotteries — Draw 469?
Use the ticket button on this page — it opens the official operator checkout in a new tab. Tickets start from $10. You must meet the operator’s eligibility rules (typically 18+). Sales close Thursday 8 October 2026 at 9:55 pm AEST, unless sold out earlier.
How much are tickets?
Tickets start from $10 each. Bundles usually lower the cost per entry. Use the ticket button on this page for live packages and pricing from the operator.
Where is this prize home located?
The prize property is in Golden Beach, QLD, Queensland, Australia. As listed: 5 bed, 3 bath, 2 car. Confirm the full address on the official draw terms.
What is included in the prize?
The major prize is valued at about $2,903,236 (Golden Beach, QLD). Includes the home as described (5 bed, 3 bath, 2 car) plus operator-listed inclusions. Use the prize breakdown on this page and the official rules for the full list.
Can I take a cash alternative instead of the prize home?
Many Australian charity prize-home draws offer a cash or gold bullion alternative, often based on a valuation of the property. The percentage, timing, and conditions are set only in Endeavour Lotteries official terms — open the ticket link on this page and read the current rules before you buy.
What are my odds of winning?
Your chance is proportional to tickets purchased: one entry equals one chance out of all tickets sold before the close (subject to the operator's published cap). We host an odds calculator to compare “prize dollars per dollar spent” across open draws; it is a planning tool only and does not replace the operator's licence or rules.
When does this draw close?
Sales published for this draw close on Thursday 8 October 2026 at 9:55 pm AEST, unless sold out earlier. Tickets must be purchased before that time — no late entries are accepted.
Who is eligible to enter?
Eligibility is set by the licensed operator (usually 18+ and Australian residency rules). Read the official terms on the operator’s site before you buy — this page is a guide only.
When is the draw and how will winners be notified?
The draw is scheduled for Thursday 15 October 2026 at 11:00 am AEST. Winners are contacted using details from the ticket purchase; public winner announcements follow the operator’s rules.
Are lottery winnings taxed in Australia?
Lottery and prize-home winnings are generally not treated as ordinary income in Australia, but your situation can vary. For personal advice, speak to a registered tax agent and check current ATO guidance.
