. 'The money is going to make such a huge difference to all of us.' The home is described as 'a striking, state-of-the-art waterfront home commanding an elevated position over the Fowey Estuary with uninterrupted, panoramic views.' It lists average monthly mortgage repayments as £26,467 over 25 years and viewings are by appointment only with estate agents JB Estates. June lived in her two-bedroom house detached house in Essex for the last 17 years and last stayed in Cornwall in a caravan with her late husband Ron. He died from a heart attack aged 74 last year. The home is in a stunning and beautiful location (Pi){kind=link}
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A widowed gran has decided to put her luxury seven-bedroom Cornish mansion on the market which she won for £25 on an Omaze raffle.
June Smith, 74, won the biggest ever property in the draw in May and at the time called her children and then opened a bottle of red wine in triumph.
The property is now listed on Rightmove just three months later with June saying she has listed it to help her children and grandchildren ‘with the next chapter in their lives’.