"The Exact Same House In Cape Town Would Be In The Millions": Mzansi Reacts To Limpopo House Price

"The Exact Same House In Cape Town Would Be In The Millions": Mzansi Reacts To Limpopo House Price

  • A stunning house in Limpopo was advertised at an unusually low price for a house of its kind, leaving Mzansi opining on the value of locations
  • The video showed the house boasting a big swimming pool, beautiful pavement and parking areas, features that definitely raise the selling amount
  • Mzansi took to the comments section to compliment the house, with many noticing how vastly higher it would cost were it in a different location, such as Cape Town
A Limpopo house sells for a lower amount
A Limpopo house sold for a relatively low amount had Mzansi talking. Image: @TshegofatsoM0
Source: TikTok

A house in Limpopo has surfaced in the real estate market, priced significantly lower than comparable properties elsewhere in Mzansi.

The house's valuation has led to widespread discussion among potential buyers online.

The video was posted on TikTok by @TshegofatsoM0 on the 16th of February and has since sparked a conversation about property pricing in low-demand areas.

The property boasts standout features

The property's standout features include a large swimming pool, expansive pavement, and ample parking spaces.

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These amenities tend to suggest a higher market value, but in its current location, the house sells for what a normal RDP house in a strategically located township would cost.

This has prompted questions about the true worth of building mansions in lower-demand locations.

The realtor captioned the video showcasing the house:

"Located in Kwena Moloto 3, this stunning home is available for only R750 000 ✨🏡. Property Features: • Modern kitchen • Dining area • Spacious lounge • 3 Bedrooms 🛏️ • 2 Bathrooms 🚿 • Double garage 🚗🚗 • Outside bar – perfect for entertaining 🍹 • Swimming pool 🏊‍♂️ • Two fountains and a fish pond 🌊🐟 • Fully walled & paved yard • Own borehole – reliable water supply 💧 • Septic tank."

Watch the video below:

Mzansi reacts with comparative feedback

Feedback from Mzansi indicated a strong admiration for the property, with many speculating on its price tag.

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Numerous comments emphasised the stark difference in property values between Limpopo and more expensive cities like Cape Town, where similar homes command premium prices.

One TikToker, @Kabelo.Jou.Jou, commented:

"If you were in Cape Town, for example, you would easily collect millions."

Another user, @Dee.Dimpho, said:

"This is why I would never build a mansion in my hometown unless I plan on staying there forever. No real investment in that."

@Makhaya added:

"The house is beautiful and could be converted into a guest house to generate moola but the location is a sabotage."

Seemingly anxious and desperate to sell it fast, the post's creator, @TshegofatsoM0, added a comment clarifying potential buyers' options:

"Please note that you can purchase this property with cash or through a bond."

@DME commented with a question that revealed just how remote the house's location is, asking:

"Where is kwena Moloto?"

@Arnold.C.Muller added:

"In Cape Town, this exact property would be R3 million+ 😭. I wish I could relocate that side."
Cape Town mansion prices were compared to their Limpopo counterparts
Users debated Cape Town mansion prices versus a Limpopo mansion that is for sale. Image: Peter Bischoff
Source: Getty Images

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Katleho Mositoane (Entertainment writer) Katleho Mositoane is an entertainment writer at Briefly News (joined 2025). She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Media and Journalism from the University of the Free State. She writes columns that explore the social, political, and economic dynamics in Africa. She began her journalism career at Seipone community newspaper, where she reported on local sports stories. She has published articles with The Chanzo, a Tanzanian outlet and The Rational Standard, a South African commentary platform. She also served as a Writing Fellow at African Liberty. Contact Katleho at katleho.mositoane@briefly.co.za