Lotto winner Jane Park sells house and flogs furniture on Facebook as she moves back in with her mum

Jane Park became a lottery winner after buying a ticket for the first time (Photo: Sunday Mirror)

 Lottery millionaire Jane Park has sold the house she won after scooping the jackpot as a teenager to move back in with her mum.

Jane, 21, also flogged her furniture on Facebook following sale of the three-bedroom property in Prestonpans, East Lothian, the Daily Record reports.

She was just 17 when she claimed £1million with her first ever lotto ticket.
Property records reveal the semi-detached house in Corporal John Shaw Court was sold in December for £185,000.

Before moving home with her mum (Photo: XPOSUREPHOTOS.COM)

Records show it was bought for £169,995 in November 2013.
Jane – who is currently facing a drink-driving charge – was offering items of furniture on Facebook in the run-up to the house sale.

On December 13 – three days before the house sale was apparently finalised – she posted photos of a red sofa and white table, chairs and TV unit with the message: “Anyone interested? Message me.”

Jane Park won the cash in August 2013 (Photo: PA)

She is due to face a drink-drive trial this week

Contacted by potential buyers, she replied: “Everyone’s mailed me 150 for table n chairs and 80 for TV unit. Needs to be picked up before Friday in Prestonpans x.”

It’s understood Jane was renting out the property for a while before putting it on the market in around September.

She moved back into mother Linda’s home in Edinburgh’s Prestonfield area after complaining she felt lonely.

Since her win, Jane, who was Britain’s youngest lottery millionaire, has splashed a fortune on designer handbags and holidays and £4,500 on breast enhancement surgery.

Jane has decided to move back in with her mum (Photo: @janeparkx/Twitter)

 

Source: Mirror