Now in its 91st 12 months, the PNE Prize Residence Lottery is greater than only a draw — it’s a deeply rooted custom.

“It’s the oldest prize house lottery in North America, and, I consider, essentially the most beloved — due to the custom,” says PNE spokesperson Laura Ballance.

This 12 months’s Langley-based prize home represents greater than only a dream house, says Ballance, because the income helps the PNE’s non-revenue-producing initiatives like its agriculture applications. “It has a particular place within the coronary heart of plenty of British Columbians.”

Showcasing B.C.-based builders and designers, Miracon Developments, named Greatest Single-Household Builder of the 12 months on the

2025 HAVAN Awards

and Greatest Residential Group of the 12 months on the

2025 Georgie Awards

, designed and constructed the residence with inside design by Brown & Co Inside Design.

The Grand Residence Prize Package deal, valued at $2.5 million, is move-in prepared and options furnishings by Yaletown Interiors, energy-efficient smart-home know-how supported by BC Hydro and a Husqvarna yard care package deal.

It’s the fourth 12 months in a row Langley has been chosen as the situation for the PNE Prize Residence, and this 12 months’s house, with its 3,292 sq. ft of dwelling house with a versatile, three-storey format, will go to at least one fortunate ticket purchaser following the draw on Sept. 8.

The house’s fundamental ground options an open-concept nice room and kitchen/eating space designed for connection and luxury. There’s a mudroom hall off the storage, a half-bath, and — a considerate contact in at the moment’s tech-saturated world — a library-styled den for kicking again and studying a very good e book.

There are three bedrooms and two loos upstairs. A authorized two-bedroom basement suite and a separate downstairs whiskey-tasting room full the residence.

Each house invitations you to decelerate, unwind, and join along with your environment and with the house, says inside designer Sara Brown, principal at Brown & Co.

Brown wished to create an “earthy fashionable” esthetic: a way of heat and moodiness that makes the house really feel lived-in and timeless. An eclectic mixture of metals, wooden, classic brass and pottery within the spacious kitchen captures that weathered look.

“We introduced in some darker paint colors simply so as to add a bit little bit of distinction whereas nonetheless leaving it shiny with the open higher ground,” she says, noting the earthy, cracked-pepper colored wall and ceiling paint within the den.

Maple Ridge artist Leisa Marie was commissioned to create a collection of blended media and watercolours impressed by the area’s pure environment, and her work is featured all through the house, including to the lived-in esthetic Brown had in thoughts.

Nature is inside simple attain with a park and strolling trails behind the house. “It is a Metropolis of Langley inexperienced house and strolling park, so nothing will ever be constructed again there,” says Ballance.

The 2025 Prize House is positioned at 19619 76B Ave, Langley Township and may be toured from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays till Aug. 23. Free tour tickets can be found via

TicketLeader

Along with the grand Prize Residence package deal, ticket purchasers have the possibility to win one in every of 5 autos from Chevrolet and Cadillac, 5 $10,000 money prizes, two seven-day cruise packages with Holland America plus $1,500 in money; a Winnebago Micro Minnie Trailer from Woody’s RV World; a 2025 Harley-Davidson Avenue Bob from Trev Deeley Bikes; and a sizzling tub package deal from Beachcomber Sizzling Tubs Group.

There are 4 PNE Prize Residence ticket choices: bundles of two tickets for $35, six tickets for $80, 15 tickets for $165 and 30 tickets for $285, all accessible on-line at 

pneprizehome.ca

, by way of telephone at 604-678-4663, or toll-free at 1-877-946-4663. The deadline to buy tickets is Sept. 1.