Alan Titchmarsh buys Omaze winner’s home
Summary
The article reports that TV presenter Alan Titchmarsh has bought a six-bedroom bungalow in Surrey that had previously been sold through Omaze and later won in a prize draw. It also notes the property was marketed by Savills and Andrew Lodge estate agents, with the listing emphasising high-spec finishes and sustainability features including air source heat pumps and underfloor heating.
Why it matters
For residential property surveyors, the piece is a reminder of how high-value homes can move through unusual transaction chains involving prize draws and multiple agencies. The sustainability and specification details also highlight features that may be relevant to valuation, inspection, and buyer due diligence.
Key points
- A Surrey six-bedroom bungalow was bought by Alan Titchmarsh after a prize-draw ownership chain.
- The property had been marketed by Savills and Andrew Lodge estate agents.
- The listing quoted an asking price of £2.75 million and a sale in October 2025.
- The home includes sustainability features such as air source heat pumps and underfloor heating.
- The property was described as developed to a high standard with premium finishes and leisure amenities.
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