Mzansi Buzzes Over Village Home With Unusual Number of Windows; SA Reacts: "It’s Beautiful"

Mzansi Buzzes Over Village Home With Unusual Number of Windows; SA Reacts: "It’s Beautiful"

  • A village home with an abundance of windows has captivated Mzansi, with many comparing it to a greenhouse or luxury property
  • The home’s design, promoting natural light, has sparked praise for its innovative use of space in a rural setting
  • Despite the admiration, concerns about the feasibility and privacy of such a design in high-crime areas have been raised

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A village home with an unusual number of windows has left Mzansi social media users buzzing with curiosity, admiration, and plenty of questions.

A house in a village with so many windows sparked a massive buzz online.
A village house with so many windows caused a huge online stir. Image: Oliver Helbig/Getty Images and Tiyani Construction and house plans/Facebook
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Village home with many windows sparks curiosity

The unique structure, shared on Facebook by Tiyani Construction and House Plans on 17 June 2025, has since gone viral on the internet.

In the video, the house is shown built in a rural setting, but it’s not the location that has people talking; it’s the abundance of windows.

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The home, which appears to be a newly built structure, features an array of tall glass windows on nearly every visible wall. From large front-facing panes to side windows that stretch from floor to ceiling, the house exudes a distinctly modern feel despite its rural backdrop. The natural light streaming through the many openings has captivated netizens, with many commenting that it resembles a greenhouse, an art gallery, or a luxury urban property.

Some social media users applauded the architectural choice, saying the design was perfect for promoting natural lighting and reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day.

Others, however, raised concerns about practicality and privacy while questioning the feasibility of such a design in areas with high crime rates.

Regardless of the opinions, the home has captured national attention and sparked a conversation about blending rural living with modern design. Whether it’s a bold architectural statement or just someone’s dream house brought to life, the home has undeniably made an impression.

Watch the video of the village home with loads of windows below:

SA intrigued by village home with many windows

South Africans were captivated by the unique village home featuring an abundance of windows, which sparked curiosity and admiration for its design, light-filled spaces, and open, airy atmosphere that blended tradition with modernity.

Rachel Moyo said:

"My kind of house, I am addicted to windows."

Smah Collin added:

"What a beautiful window house."

Segopotso Thobejane shared:

"This house is so beautiful, the design is absolutely cool with those windows."

Dimakatso Innocentia Maduna expressed:

"It’s beautiful, but it will be difficult for you to decorate it inside the house."

Happy L-Tee wrote:

"This is better than having big windows with big panels and glasses. Easy and cheaper to replace when broken, and you don't have to worry about strong winds. Still looking good."

Marcia Mash Mutavhatsindi cracked a joke, saying:

"This is what we call window shopping in this house."
A village house with so many windows caused a huge online stir.
A house in a village with so many windows sparked a massive buzz online. Image: Tiyani Construction and house plans
Source: Facebook

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za