Kingston woman becomes the new owner of the Kinsmen Dream Home
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A 24-year old Kingston woman says she's absolutely shocked to be the new owner of this years Kinsman Dream Home
For 24-year-old Kingston woman, Yixuan Li, dreams became reality when her name was drawn as the winner of this year’s Kinsmen Dream Home.
“I thought they called somebody else at first,” said Li.
Li was watching the live stream of the draw but said winning felt too good to be true. So much so that she didn’t believe it was real at all.
“It was really funny, the first time I got the call, I thought it was a telemarketer and I hung up,” she said
“When they called again, I was like ‘oh I think they’re calling me!'”
Li purchased a single ticket on a whim at a cost of $150.
Now she is the new owner of a home valued at 1.5 million dollars located on a two-acre lot on Balsam Lane in South Frontenac Township, 25 minutes North of Kingston.
Li says was shocked and surprised that she won, saying it was nothing she expected.
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