“It’s a Statement”: Presenter Takes SA on Tour of R100 Million Cape Town Listed Home in Fresnaye
- A Cape Town architectural presenter walked viewers through a R100,000,000 home listed in Fresnaye
- The home sits on a wide stand with views over the Atlantic Ocean and the city below
- South Africans were divided, with some in love with the design and others questioning who exactly these homes are being built for

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A one hundred million rand home in Fresnaye, Cape Town, has been doing the rounds after architectural presenter @JanezOfficial shared a tour of the property on his Facebook page on 6 May 2026. The post went up with the caption:
"R100,000,000. This is not a home. It's a statement. Welcome to Fresnaye's finest."
In the clip, Janez walks through the home from the entrance hall, which he says feels like an art gallery, all the way through to a home office. The property has lift access to all floors along a sculptural floating staircase with curated lighting. Once you reach the first floor, the space opens up completely, with glass ceilings and a walkway overhead. He explained that, unlike most homes in the area that are built upward, this one stretches across the wide stand. It gave off a resort-like vibe with the long, open room flow throughout.

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The living areas are done in neutral tones, mostly white, light grey and black, with marble-look flooring. There were also floor-to-ceiling glass doors and modern art pieces placed throughout. There's a piano in the living area and a long pool outside with sculptural chairs sitting in the water. The outdoor entertaining area included a covered braai space and a deck with seating.
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The kitchen is one of the more striking features. Everything was hidden behind cupboards and cabinetry. There were no visible appliances at all. A separate chef's kitchen sits behind a doorway and has the full setup for serious cooking.
Watch the Facebook clip below:
SA interested in the R100 million Cape Town home
The comments section on Janez's Facebook page showed people talking:
@Dolf van Niekerk said:
"It might be a living space, but it's not a home."
@Ant Roylance wrote:
"Different strokes for different folks. Thank God we all have different tastes and different levels of needs and wealth. Far too cold and clinical for me..."
@Wendy Madulube pointed out:
"The locals are being pushed out, so we can safely say Cape Town's Atlantic Seaboard and surrounds are for euro millionaires."
@Brendt Lewis asked:
"Absolutely love your storytelling on each home you advertise. With these luxury homes, are the furniture and appliances mostly included in the asking price?"

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@Jason Weiss joked:
"Great, I'll just swipe it on my BoB card."
@Malum Sips added:
"Very articulate, specific and over-ambitious architect and interior designer!! Neutral tones all round 👌🏿💯"

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