$3.67 Million in Luxury or Gold – What Would You Do?
Imagine living in a custom-designed home set among the natural beauty of the Gold Coast Hinterland. Located at 20A Tarrant Drive, Mudgeeraba, this breathtaking residence is warm, private, and filled with light. Every feature, from the elegant timber touches to the sweeping coastal outlooks, has been crafted for comfort and connection.
But the prize is about more than lifestyle. The winner will choose between this stunning home or $3.67 million in gold bullion. That’s complete financial freedom, ready to be shaped around your dreams.
Gold can open doors — start fresh, retire early, travel the world, or build something new. Whether you keep it, invest it, or cash it in, it gives you flexibility and lasting security.
Your ticket also supports the important work of Kids Helpline, helping protect and guide young Australians when they need it most.
Yourtown Tickets Create Real Impact
Buying tickets in your town’s luxury home and car draws directly funds life-changing services that support young people across Australia. This vital funding helps ensure ongoing access to programs that protect, guide, and empower.
- Supports Kids Helpline, available 24/7 for children and young people in need
- Fund employment programs to help break the cycle of youth unemployment
- Delivers domestic and family violence services for those at high or imminent risk
- Helps ensure no child or young person slips through the cracks
- Empowers families to rebuild in times of crisis
"Without our services, and the systems and networks across your town, people would lose their lives."
— Karen Edwards, Manager of yourtown's Domestic and Family Violence Services
In 2023/24, Art Union supporters contributed 59% of yourtown’s total revenue — a remarkable show of community impact made possible by every ticket purchased.
A Lifestyle with Room to Breathe
Set in a region known for its natural beauty and calm, the Gold Coast Hinterland invites a lifestyle filled with variety and space to breathe. Here, quiet streets and elevated views give a sense of retreat, while nearby destinations offer all the energy and activity you need.
Spend your mornings wandering ancient rainforests and scenic tracks in Springbrook National Park. In the afternoon, head to Robina Town Centre for coffee, shopping or a bite to eat. And when you feel like sand and surf, the Gold Coast’s iconic beaches are never far away.
What’s Included in the $3.67 Million First Prize
- Location: 20A Tarrant Drive, Mudgeeraba QLD 4213
- Home value: $3.4 million
- Total prize package: $3,670,000
- Furnishings & appliances: $246,875 worth of luxury inclusions
- 12 months of council rates, water, and insurance
- Transfer fees are fully covered
Home highlights:
- 5 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- Double garage
- Freshwater swimming pool
- Ducted air conditioning with zoning
- 6.6kW solar system
- 427m² internal floor space
- 5,344m² land size for privacy and lifestyle
Visit the Gold Coast Prize Home
From 6 June to 27 July 2025, the luxury prize home at 20A Tarrant Drive, Mudgeeraba is open for inspection every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Open hours are 10am to 4pm, offering the perfect opportunity to experience the home’s stunning design and scenic location for yourself before the draw closes.
Ticket Sales Closing Soon
Ticket sales for this life-changing draw close at 10pm AEST on Monday, 28 July 2025. The winning ticket will be drawn at 2pm AEST on Wednesday, 30 July 2025.
With only 600,000 tickets available, now is the time to secure your chance to win and help answer the call for young people in need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Want to know a little more about yourtown Draw 548 and the commonly asked questions? Take a look below:
How many tickets are available?
yourtown Draw 548 has a total of 600,000 tickets available.
When is Draw 548 drawn?
yourtown's latest home will be drawn on the 30/07/2025 and results published here shortly after.
How much is yourtown 548 worth?
Draw 548 is valued at $3,670,000.
How much do tickets cost?
Tickets for this draw start at $15.
