Win a 4-bedroom home in Applecross, WA valued at $700,000 or take $600,000 cash in the Deaf Lottery Super Draw. Draw DL-42 closes 19 April 2026.
The Deaf Lottery Super Draw (DL-42) offers winners a choice between two substantial prizes. The principal prize is a 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence located in Applecross, Western Australia, valued at $700,000. Alternatively, the winner may elect to receive $600,000 in cash. Each prize is distinct and separately valued, allowing the winner to select the option that best suits their circumstances. Applecross is an established suburb in Perth's southern corridor, situated approximately 15 kilometres south of the city centre. The suburb is characterised by tree-lined streets and proximity to the Swan River foreshore. Applecross has historically attracted families and professionals seeking accessible suburban living with good transport connections. The area includes local shopping facilities and schools within reasonable distance. The property itself comprises four bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing accommodation suitable for a family or those requiring additional living space. The home is positioned as a residential offering in a mature Perth suburb. No specific details regarding internal finishes, floor plan configuration, or architectural style have been confirmed for this draw. Prospective winners should conduct their own independent inspection and valuation to assess the property's condition and suitability before draw closure. The cash alternative of $600,000 represents a significant financial prize independent of the property component. Winners selecting the cash option receive funds directly without property acquisition, settlement costs, or ongoing ownership obligations. This option provides flexibility for those prioritising liquidity or alternative uses of capital. The cash prize is a standalone component of the draw and should not be combined with the property valuation for calculation purposes. The draw closes on Sunday 19 April 2026 at 20:37:34 UTC. Ticket sales will cease at the specified date and time, after which no further entries will be accepted. Prospective participants should confirm their ticket purchase well in advance of the closing deadline to ensure their entry is registered. The draw number is DL-42, which should be referenced for all inquiries or verification purposes. Eligibility for entry is restricted to Australian residents aged 18 years and over. Winners are responsible for obtaining independent financial and taxation advice regarding their prize, as the structure and implications of accepting either the property or cash component may have individual tax consequences. Professional guidance is strongly recommended before claiming any prize to understand potential liabilities or obligations arising from the selected option. The Deaf Lottery operates as a registered charitable gaming provider in Australia. Lottery proceeds support programs and services within the deaf community. Participants should verify the charity's current Charitable Gaming licence and ACNC registration status through official regulatory channels. All draws are conducted in accordance with applicable state and territory gaming legislation. The property valuation of $700,000 reflects the assessed value at the time of draw establishment. Market conditions, property condition, and local real estate factors may influence actual market value independent of the stated prize valuation. Winners selecting the property option should engage a qualified surveyor and conveyancer to conduct due diligence prior to settlement. The cash alternative removes property-related risks and conveyancing expenses, offering certainty for those prioritising simplicity. Winners of either prize component will be required to complete standard claim procedures and provide necessary identification and proof of residency documentation. The draw will be conducted in accordance with the published rules and conditions. Full terms and conditions governing the draw, prize distribution, and winner obligations are available through the official draw documentation. All participants should review these conditions thoroughly before entering. This draw represents a significant opportunity within the Deaf Lottery's fundraising calendar. The combination of a substantial property prize and a substantial cash alternative reflects the lottery's commitment to offering meaningful prizes while supporting charitable outcomes. Prospective participants should ensure they understand the draw mechanics, prize structure, and their own financial position before deciding whether to participate. Entry decisions should be made independently and in accordance with individual financial circumstances and responsible gaming principles.