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Scottish grandmother wins £4 million Cornwall mansion with £15 raffle ticket

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Mary Dickson, a 72-year-old Scottish grandmother, purchased a £15 entry through charity fundraising platform Omaze and won a £4 million mansion in Cornwall. She initially believed she had won a horse when Omaze first contacted her, unaware of the true scale of her prize. The mortgage-free property comes bundled with £250,000 in cash and an additional £200,000 worth of furnishings. Dickson and her husband John were left stunned by the life-changing windfall.

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