Christmas If You Won The EuroMillions

Well don’t until you see if you win the biggest EuroMillions lottery £175M on Friday 

Your letter to Santa might look very different and contain some incredibly pricey everyday items.

Wine £237,000

A bottle of wine for good neighbours is usually seen as a nice gift. But the 1947 Cheval Blanc is probably only something Jeff Bezos could afford to give to the people over the road. This rare vintage was thought to be the only bottle of its type when it sold at a 2011 auction for a record amount.

Burger  £1,785

What better way to finish a socially distanced Christmas shopping trip than grabbing a burger?

The Guinness World Records confirmed that a Dutch Chef had made the priciest piece of fast food on the planet. The Diego's Wagyu burger is made up of Wagyu steak, lobster, caviar, foie gras, truffle, and 24-carat gold leaf. You'll probably want to savour EVERY mouthful, very slowly.

Suit  £450,000

While this Christmas will see many of us having smaller than usual gatherings, a lot of us like to dress up smartly on 25 December.

A diamond merchant, Laljibhai Patel, paid a record-breaking £450,000 at a charity auction for a suit which was personalised with gold monogrammed stripes. The outfit used to belong to India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi. So, not only did Patel buy a second-hand suit, but it also had someone else's name all over it – literally.

Photograph £3.36m (And it's not that nice)

The festive period is often a great time to be at home, make memories, and take photos. But if you had the kind of cash that Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich has, you might be tempted to buy Andreas Gursky's snap Rhein II for your living room wall. We think we take much better photos of the properties we sell. If you Google the crazily expensive photo, you'll see what we mean.

New Home 

The world's most expensive home is called Antilia, and is owned by Indian business magnate Mukesh Amban.

The 27-storey Mumbai tower block comes complete with a 50-seat theatre, three helipads, a ballroom, 168-car garage, and even its own air traffic control room.

The building is valued at around £1.6 BILLION, so even winning the Euro Lottery won’t help you with that one.

But there are a few around Wigan you could buy as seen below

But whether you do win the lottery, or more likely you don’t, we are looking forward to helping you find your dream home in the New Year

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 

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