Man Impresses Many After Building Posh 3-Bedroomed Bungalow With Unique Hidden Roof

• Mwangi, from Gilgil, Nakuru, decided to become a homeowner in 2022, embarking on a journey marked by patience, resilience, and dedication
• Mwangi set a disciplined savings plan, setting aside KSh 30,000-40,000 each month to fund the construction of his three-bedroom bungalow
• His three-bedroomed bungalow features a unique hidden roof, adding a modern aesthetic that Mwangi envisioned from the start

A man has wowed many after sharing beautiful photos of the beautiful bungalow he recently completed building after starting the journey two years ago.

Mwangi's journey to building

Mwangi narrated how his journey to becoming a homeowner began in 2022 and had taken every ounce of his patience, resilience, and dedication to come true.

"I gave myself a target of savings. I would put aside R4,253 and R5,671 used these savings to prepare the land and purchase materials such as cement, sand, and bricks to start the construction," he said.

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Mwangi said building the house's exterior took a year before embarking on the finishings, which he said were more expensive.

"Building the house from the ground up only cost me around R64k. It took me a year, and for the past one year till now, I have been doing the finishings and I am happy because the project is complete," he said.

Mwangi's house has a unique hidden roof, giving it a modern touch, which was the aesthetic he was going for when he began the journey. The entire project cost him R127,648.

"This journey has taken me patience, which is the advice I would give anyone looking to be a homeowner. Have a savings plan and also be patience as the project takes shape. Though I have already moved into my house, I am still furnishing it with modern furniture, and it is another process altogether," he said.

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Netizens celebrate Mwangi

When Mwangi started building the bungalow in 2022, he shared pictures of the beginning stages of the process on the popular Facebook group Dream Home and Building Forum.

He recently inspired many after making an update of the completed project. Many congratulated him for a job well done:

Addy Opiacha asked:

"Are there aluminium frames on your windows and veranda? It looks exquisite. Congrats."

Florence Waichigo commented:

"Congratulations. It looks awesome."

Chris M Kariuki added:

"At least your dream has come true. Some talk and do not accomplish anything."

Woman shows how she built a house on a low salary of just R4,900

Meanwhile, Briefly News reported that a Mzansi TikTok user has shared how she built a house in a year on a salary of R4 900 per month. Netizens have been amazed and inspired by her achievement, with many commenting on how she did it on such a low salary.

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Netizens have shared their own experiences of building houses, while others have expressed disbelief at how quickly the woman completed her project.

Source: TUKO.co.ke