A chance of a mortgage-free life for €6 sounds like an opportunity too good to pass up. It’s what a number of homeowners are banking on as they consider bypassing the traditional property market and putting their houses up for raffle instead.

A chance of a mortgage-free life for €6 sounds like an opportunity too good to pass up. It’s what a number of homeowners are banking on as they consider bypassing the traditional property market and putting their houses up for raffle instead.

One woman is raffling off her Dublin city apartment – and the lucky winner could bag it for less than a tenner.

The owner decided a raffle would be a great way to sell her apartment while giving someone else the chance to live mortgage free

'I wanted to give others the chance to get on the housing ladder and live mortgage-free for £5'

A Dublin homeowner is raffling the apartment she has lived in for 17 years for just six euro. Karen Sugden, who is planning a move to France in the new year,decided to list her one-bed apartment on the UK raffle platform, Raffall, to give someone a chance to buy a mortgage-free home.&nbs...

A Dublin homeowner is raffling the apartment she has lived in for 17 years for just six euro. Karen Sugden, who is planning a move to France in the new year,decided to list her one-bed apartment on the UK raffle platform, Raffall, to give someone a chance to buy a mortgage-free home.&nbs...

The house features include a living room, kitchen, gym, office, utility room, three bedrooms, a pergola, tiki hut and custom artwork

Karen Sugden has decided to raffle off her flat to give someone else the chance to get on the property ladder