£4.5M Surrey Hills Eco-Home With Tesla Powerwall and £250K Cash Prize Announced

September 25, 2025
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Drone view of Omaze’s £4 million eco-friendly prize house in Surrey Hills with modern architecture surrounded by woodland.
Omaze’s £4 million Surrey Hills prize home blends eco-technology with countryside design, a property where sustainability meets scale—yet will energy-efficient homes like this redefine what luxury means in the UK housing market? Photo: Omaze / Surrey II Draw

Omaze has unveiled its latest prize house in Surrey Hills, partnering with Breast Cancer Now charity. Located in Farley Green within the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this fully furnished smart home comes with £250,000 cash, with Omaze stating it will pay stamp duty land tax and reasonable, pre-approved conveyancing costs.

Where Film Sets Meet Real Life

The £4.5 million Omaze Surrey Hills prize house showcases contemporary eco-design with extensive glass façades that blur indoor-outdoor boundaries. How much could the sustainable features reduce the typical energy costs for a luxury home of this scale? (Image: Omaze UK)

The 4,615 square foot property sits in ancient woodland surroundings near villages that have served as film backdrops for productions like “The Holiday” and “Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason.” The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home features an unconventional layout with ground-floor bedrooms and an open-plan upper level that maximizes natural light and countryside views.

Home gym with wooden exercise equipment, yoga mat, and large windows overlooking garden, converted from one of the original bedrooms.
The private gym showcases the home’s versatile spaces, converted from one of the original six bedrooms to create a wellness center with direct garden access. The sustainable oak exercise equipment aligns with the eco-friendly ethos. (Image: Omaze UK)

Press coverage and Omaze materials list ground-source heat pumps and solar panels; press reports also name a Tesla Powerwall battery. These sustainable technologies provide practical energy efficiency while reducing environmental impact.

Outdoor kitchen area of the Omaze Surrey Hills prize house featuring stone countertops, built-in grill, and covered dining space.
The outdoor kitchen area combines high-end finishes with practical design, extending the living space beyond traditional walls. Smart home technology manages temperature and lighting throughout the property. (Image: Omaze UK)

Outside, a heated pool and landscaped gardens extend the living space, with outdoor kitchen facilities offering entertainment options regardless of season.

The Complete Package

The prize includes:

  • Property valued “over £4,000,000” by Omaze in marketing; the Surrey II Experience Rules give an ARV of £4,500,000
  • Fully furnished interiors (ARV: £160,000)
  • £250,000 to help with settling-in/initial running costs
  • Omaze says it will pay stamp duty land tax and reasonable, pre-approved conveyancing fees; winners remain responsible for other taxes and ongoing costs
Outdoor circular teak dining table with modern chairs set in landscaped garden of the Omaze Surrey Hills house with countryside views.
The curved teak dining table sits within landscaped gardens, exemplifying the property’s focus on seamless indoor-outdoor living. The architectural lines echo the rolling Surrey Hills landscape visible beyond. (Image: Omaze UK)

Winners can “Live In. Rent Out. Sell Up.” according to Omaze’s materials. For those considering rental income, Omaze estimates potential monthly revenue of £15,000.

 Upper-level dining room with bespoke wooden table, linen chairs, and abundant natural light from large windows and skylights.
The formal dining area demonstrates the upper-level living concept, with bespoke oak dining table and linen upholstered chairs illuminated by carefully positioned skylights that reduce the need for artificial lighting during daylight hours. (Image: Omaze UK)

The kitchen features integrated Miele appliances as stated by Omaze; press coverage mentions Poggenpohl cabinetry. Smart home technology throughout allows for seamless control of heating, lighting, and security systems.

Drone view of the Omaze Surrey Hills house showing modern architecture with flat roof, large windows, and integration with surrounding woodland and gardens.
The aerial view reveals how the Surrey Hills prize home harmonizes with its two-acre woodland setting, demonstrating architectural integration with the natural landscape. The property’s solar panels generate renewable energy while maintaining aesthetic appeal. (Image: Omaze UK)

Charity Impact

This draw supports Breast Cancer Now, with Omaze guaranteeing a £1,000,000 donation to the charity. According to their website, this donation “will enable Breast Cancer Now to support a research team for over three years, paving the way for breakthroughs that could transform breast cancer treatment and survival.”

Modern living room with curved sofa, natural materials, large windows with countryside views, and contemporary design elements.
The living room features organic curves and natural materials that create a warm, inviting atmosphere despite the modern architecture. The smart home systems automatically adjust lighting and temperature based on occupancy patterns, optimizing energy efficiency. (Image: Omaze UK)

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How To Enter

Entries start at £10 through the Omaze website. A postal entry option is also available, with full details in the official “Rules” section that includes eligibility requirements, closing dates, and winner verification processes.

Modern home office with wooden desk, ergonomic chair, and large windows providing natural light and views of the surrounding landscape.
The home office space combines functionality with biophilic design principles, incorporating natural light and outdoor views to enhance wellbeing and productivity. How does access to nature impact concentration and creativity in work environments? (Image: Omaze UK)

The Grand Prize Draw closes on Sunday 26th October 2025 for online entries and Tuesday 28th October 2025 for postal entries.

Modern open-plan kitchen with integrated Miele appliances, central island with blonde wood stools, and natural light flooding through large windows
The integrated Miele kitchen showcases minimalist design principles with a central island that doubles as a social hub. The energy-efficient appliances complement the home’s overall sustainability focus. (Image: Omaze UK)

The Surrey Hills location provides countryside living with accessibility to London, combining rural charm with practical commuting options. Nearby villages include Shere and Shamley Green, known for their picturesque settings. According to Omaze, Guildford Train Station is 7 miles away (with trains to Waterloo taking around 33 minutes), and the A25 connects to the A3 for a fast link to London (40 miles away).

Primary bedroom with direct access to private walled courtyard featuring outdoor seating and minimalist landscaping.
The primary bedroom’s private courtyard exemplifies the property’s unique approach to privacy and outdoor access, with ground-floor bedrooms offering direct garden connections. (Image: Omaze UK)

What Makes This House Different

The property’s renewable energy systems demonstrate practical sustainability at scale. Ground source heat pumps extract warmth from the earth, providing reliable heating with minimal environmental impact.

Modern guest bedroom with minimalist decor, natural wood headboard, and floor-to-ceiling glass doors leading to garden area.
The guest bedroom features natural materials and triple-glazed doors that open directly to the gardens, highlighting the ground-floor bedroom design that distinguishes this property. The wool carpets and oak elements reflect sustainable material choices throughout. (Image: Omaze UK)

Solar panels with battery storage let the household use more self-generated electricity and reduce grid dependence, especially outside peak tariff times.

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The indoor-outdoor design creates continuous living spaces where the distinction between inside and outside becomes less defined. This approach maximizes usable space while connecting residents to the natural surroundings.

Heated outdoor swimming pool of the Omaze prize house with loungers, surrounded by landscaped gardens and contemporary architecture.
The heated outdoor pool area combines luxury with environmental consciousness, featuring energy-efficient heating systems. What technological innovations make year-round outdoor swimming sustainable in the British climate? (Image: Omaze UK)

Entries start at £10. The marketing frames the prize as mortgage-free with Omaze covering stamp duty and approved conveyancing costs; the winner also receives £250,000 cash. The house’s renewable systems could reduce energy bills, but Omaze does not guarantee utility payments.

Entries are open now at omaze.co.uk.

Sunita Somvanshi

With over two decades of dedicated service in the state environmental ministry, this seasoned professional has cultivated a discerning perspective on the intricate interplay between environmental considerations and diverse industries. Sunita is armed with a keen eye for pivotal details, her extensive experience uniquely positions her to offer insightful commentary on topics ranging from business sustainability and global trade's environmental impact to fostering partnerships, optimizing freight and transport for ecological efficiency, and delving into the realms of thermal management, logistics, carbon credits, and energy transition. Through her writing, she not only imparts valuable knowledge but also provides a nuanced understanding of how businesses can harmonize with environmental imperatives, making her a crucial voice in the discourse on sustainable practices and the future of industry.

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