Lotto Max results: Winning $75M ticket sold in Kingston, Ont.

The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) says if you bought a Lotto Max ticket in Kingston for the Aug. 19 draw, give it a look today, because one worth $75 million was sold in the Limestone City.

This is the fifth jackpot won in Ontario this year, OLG says. Other winning tickets were sold in Etobicoke and Willowdale in January, Oshawa in February and Newmarket in March.

In addition to the jackpot ticket sold in Kingston, OLG says one Maxmillions ticket worth $1 million was sold in Chatham-Kent, a $153,055.30 Lotto Max second-prize ticket was sold in Toronto, and there were two $100,000 winning Encore tickets in the Tuesday draw, including one in Mississauga and one sold on OLG.ca.

Kingston’s most expensive home

The winner of this jackpot could buy Kingston’s most expensive home and have money left over.

A mansion on King Street East is for sale on Realtor.ca for $25 million.

The listing says the five-bedroom, nine-bathroom house was built by John Watkins in 1841 and recently underwent an extensive four-year restoration.

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“Situated across from historic City Park, adjacent to the Kingston Yacht Club, and steps from Lake Ontario, Queen’s University, and downtown Kingston, this half-acre lot combines heritage with a vibrant city lifestyle,” the listing says.

Winning $75M Lotto Max ticket sold in Kingston, Ont.

Kingston’s most expensive home