Most Expensive House in SA Set to Be Worth a Whopping R230 Million, Mzansi Cracks Jokes About Politicians

Most Expensive House in SA Set to Be Worth a Whopping R230 Million, Mzansi Cracks Jokes About Politicians

  • The most expensive house in South Africa is set to be sold for a mind-boggling R230 million and will be in Cape Town
  • The house hasn't been constructed as yet but will come with many bells and whistles, such as a four-bedroom villa-style living space
  • Peeps were surprised by the eye-watering price but cracked jokes about political corruption instead

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CAPE TOWN- South Africa's most expensive house is expected to cost an eye-watering R230 million.

Mzansi's soon-to-be most expensive house will cost R230 million.
Mzansi's soon-to-be most expensive house will cost R230 million, and peeps weren't too impressed. Image: Remaxliving
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According to Business Insider, the house will only be built once someone signs the deal on the massive property. The luxurious crib will include a four-bedroom villa-style living space and will also have a separate three-bedroom penthouse that could be purchased together.

The house that will only be done by 2024 will be based in the super lavish Clifton area in Cape Town. The massive property will have a lovely view of Table Mountain National Park and Camps Bay.

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One of the many fancy features of the penthouse section is the stunning infinity pool. The villa side will have its own private garden and an oversized pool, showing how varied the sprawling property, sold by Remaxliving, is.

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Both will be decked out with amazing bedrooms and features you'd find in most houses. Mzansi peeps weren't too impressed with the house and commented under the Business Insiders Facebook post about the politicians who would buy it. See the responses below:

Linda Dumont asked:

"Why would you put in a concrete boundary wall with that view should have been an infinity pool? Strange."

Selby Zuma said:

"That's actually very cheap for the rich white oligarchs who own and control South Africa."

Kay Dila commented:

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"These are the things owned by people who really captured the state, not the Zuptas."

Ndzalama Ya Rixaka mentioned:

"R230 million house for Just 7 bedrooms C'MON ✋✋"

Albie Meyer posted:

"You have it wrong. The most expensive house in SA is Zumpie's homestead. Over R250m was spent a few years back already."

Carl Taylor shared:

"An ANC cadre will buy it with no problem."

Dineo Selepe said:

"Still cheaper than Zuma's house."

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Siphesihle Luthango Siphesihle Luthango is an up-and-coming journalist and an experienced English teacher. He holds a Bachelors of Social Science majoring in Journalism and International Studies (Cum laude) from IIE MSA. He has a passion for telling human interest stories and joined the Briefly News team in August 2022. He enjoys watching documentaries and reading current affairs and philosophical books.

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