The Pacific National Exhibition may be cancelled this year, but the PNE prize home lottery is still going ahead.
The annual lottery helps the PNE raise money in the fields of agriculture, community, education, sports and the arts.
Last year, a 77-year-old Port Moody resident pulled the winning ticket at the end of the fair, winning him a $2-million, 3,159 sq. ft. home in Kelowna.
This year, the prize home is described as a “3,188-square-foot modern mountainside masterpiece,” in Pemberton. Valued at over $2 million, the chalet-style home has three bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and as a net-zero building, can produce all of its own energy.
Other perks inside include a games and bar room, sports room to stow outdoor gear, as well as a hot tub and two-person sauna.
Tickets will be sold until Labour Day, Sept. 7, and the winner will be drawn a week later.
