What is the first prize in Endeavour Draw 469?

The first prize is a fully furnished Golden Beach home package officially valued at $2,903,235.72. It includes the five-bedroom home and land, designer furniture, electrical appliances, a solar and battery system, security system, landscaping, legal transfer costs and $10,000 in gold bullion.

Where is the Endeavour Draw 469 prize home?

The prize home is located at 77 Palmer Avenue, Golden Beach, Queensland 4551, on the Sunshine Coast. It is approximately 250 metres from the beach and the calm waters of Pumicestone Passage, with central Caloundra around five minutes away.

What are the main features of the Golden Beach prize home?

The modern coastal home has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two powder rooms and multiple living zones. Standout features include a magnesium pool with cocktail ledge, a poolside Pilates studio, a separate air-conditioned home office, an entertainer's kitchen with butler's pantry, side access suitable for a boat, a 10kW solar and battery package and a fully furnished interior.

How much are tickets for Endeavour Draw 469?

Entry starts at $10 for one ticket. Other advertised options are $20 for 2 tickets, $30 for 4 tickets, $40 for 6 tickets, $50 for 10 tickets, $60 for 14 tickets, $100 for 30 tickets and $200 for 60 tickets. Each valid ticket is a separate entry in the main draw.

How many tickets are available in Endeavour Draw 469?

The terms state that the number of available tickets will range from 560,000 for single-ticket purchases to as many as 1,100,000 when bundle purchases occur. The final chance of being selected depends on the number of valid tickets issued and entered.

Do I need to become an Endeavour Lotteries Member to enter?

No. You can purchase a one-off ticket or ticket bundle without joining the monthly membership program. Membership is optional and may include automatic monthly entries and access to separate member benefits and promotional draws.

When does Endeavour Draw 469 close and when is it drawn?

Endeavour Draw 469 closes at 10:00pm AEST on Thursday 8 October 2026. The main prize is scheduled to be drawn at 11:00am AEST on Thursday 15 October 2026. The draw may sell out before the advertised closing time.

Who can enter Endeavour Draw 469?

Entry is open to eligible individuals aged 18 or over, including Australian citizens and foreign persons. Entries cannot be made in the name of a company or trust. Certain people connected with Endeavour Foundation, the draw process and their immediate families are excluded.

Can people living overseas enter Endeavour Draw 469?

Generally, yes. Overseas entrants must be at least 18 and legally permitted to enter under the laws where they live. A foreign winner may also need Australian government approval before the property can be transferred, with related application costs and charges remaining their responsibility.

Can I visit the Endeavour Draw 469 prize home?

Yes. The Golden Beach prize home is advertised as open for inspection daily from 10:00am to 4:00pm, with no appointment required. Visitors should confirm current opening arrangements on the official draw page before travelling.

How is the Endeavour Draw 469 winner chosen?

The main prize winner is selected through a random barrel draw at Endeavour Foundation's Cannon Hill office. Every eligible ticket has an equal chance of being selected, and the process is conducted in accordance with the official terms and regulatory requirements.

Are there any Early Bird or bonus draws for Endeavour Draw 469?

Yes. The Early Bird prize is $5,000 cash, or $5,000 in gold bullion if the winner is a Victorian resident. The terms also list the Golden Ticket Treat, Golden Beach Bonus, Final 1,000 Ticket Boost and Lucky 7s Member Promotion, each with its own eligibility period and conditions.

Can the winner take cash instead of the Golden Beach house?

No. The Draw 469 prize cannot normally be exchanged for cash or transferred to another person. A substitute prize may only be considered in exceptional circumstances, such as when the advertised prize cannot be supplied or the winner is legally unable to receive it.

Can the winner live in, rent out or sell the prize home?

Yes. Once the property is legally transferred, the winner can choose to live in it, rent it out or sell it. The official investment report lists an estimated furnished rental return of $1,600 per week as at May 2026, but this is not guaranteed. Short-term accommodation may require council approval.

Can the winner move into the home straight away?

Endeavour advises that winners can generally move in from the official handover date while the legal transfer is being completed. The winner becomes responsible for maintaining the home from handover of the keys or 28 days after the draw date, whichever occurs first.

What costs will the winner need to pay?

The prize includes free transfer of title and the listed legal and transfer costs. From handover, the winner is responsible for insurance, public liability cover, utilities, internet, maintenance and other normal property ownership expenses, plus any taxes, levies or costs not specifically included in the prize.

Will the winner have to pay tax on the prize home?

For most private Australian entrants, the prize is generally treated as a windfall rather than ordinary taxable income. Tax may become relevant if the winner later rents or sells the property, depending on their circumstances. The official terms state that any tax, levy or effect on government or superannuation entitlements is the winner's responsibility, so personal advice should be obtained.

How will the Endeavour Draw 469 winner be notified?

The winner will be contacted by email, telephone or registered post within seven days of the draw. The winner's initials and general geographical location are also scheduled to be published on the Endeavour Lotteries website on 15 October 2026.

What does purchasing an Endeavour Draw 469 ticket support?

Funds raised through Endeavour Lotteries support Endeavour Foundation's work with people with intellectual disability, including opportunities to develop skills, find meaningful employment, build greater independence and participate more fully in their communities.