EuroMillions winning couple who landed £1m prize for SECOND time in 2 years beating odds of 283 BILLION to 1 will now finally leave their simple pre-fab - for a home with 'games room and a bar' Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3021308/Couple-win-1million-EuroMillions-lottery-SECOND-time-TWO-YEARS-beating-odds-283-billion-one

A British couple have won £1million in the EuroMillions lottery for the second time in 20 months - beating odds of more than 283 billion to one - and will finally move out of their static caravan.

Millionaires David Long and Kathleen MacKenzie from Scunthorpe will leave their small Lincolnshire bungalow and buy a mansion, as long as it has a bar and games room.

Last time the couple decided against moving and bought a house for Mr Long's 81-year-old mother Joan instead.  

They may also splash out on a Mediterranean cruise with Mr Long admitting after the latest £1milllion payout he's 'run out of excuses' not to go, and will also donate cash to their local hospice.

The former lorry driver said today he was 'shocked' to win again but continued buying a ticket after their first million-pound win because 'I just knew it would be my turn again some day'.

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Previous winners: Scunthorpe HGV driver David Long and his wife Kathleen MacKenzie have won a £1million on the EuroMillions for the second time - three years after their last win in an incredible 283 billion to one shot, see more photos after the cut...

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Home: The couple still live in their Scunthorpe static home - but have decided it is time move on and buy a mansion

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What could they buy? This mansion, considered one of the finest period homes in Lincolnshire, comes with 7 large double bedrooms, 11 acres of land, 3 tree lined driveways and ample room for a bar and games room

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On the market: This 9,000sqft country pile is set in two acres, has seven bedrooms and even a 60ft long indoor swimming pool

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Easily affordable: The couple could use their new cash to buy this 'substantial rural retreat' on the edge of Scunthorpe with 20 acres of land, an annex for Mr Long's mother Joan and even a hangar for a plane

David Long and Kathleen MacKenzie after their first lottery win

Today they announced their win at their local pub in Scunthorpe and put on a free bar for all their family and friends.

And with their wealth now doubled, they can swap their bungalow for a seven-bedroom mansion with swimming pool and up to 20 acres of land. 

Explaining how he won again Mr Long had passed his local newsagent before the Friday draw and thought 'I'll have a go' and said today: 'I always knew I'd win, even the first time. I just had a feeling it was going to be me'.