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Take a peek: 5 opulent Joburg mansions 'fit for a king'

21 Apr 2017

Do you want to take a peek at how the other half live? With price tags of up to R110 million, these 5 Johannesburg homes are the epitome of opulent living…

1. Live like Gatsby for R110 million in Houghton Estate

Where to start? This 2 000sqm super home was created by the Pellerade Design Group and took more than six years to complete.

The eight bedroom en suite mansion epitomises lavish living, offering a private nightclub, spa, library, gymnasium, boardroom/conference facilities and indoor and outdoor pools.

To view this home on the market in Houghton Estate for R110 million, click here.

2. Bespoke French Chateaux in Sandhurst for R49.95 million

Boasting authentic French-style finishes and accessories throughout its triple-volume spaces - all evoking yesteryear in a modern palate - this four bedroom en suit home is the epitome of refined elegance and luxury.

The home boasts a rand sweeping staircase with bespoke ironmongery balustrade, baronial reception areas, wine cellar and numerous luxurious extras, all oozing artistry, panache and style.

To view this home on the market in Sandhurst for R49.95 million, click here.

3. Palatial elegance in Bryanston for R48 million plus VAT

A palatial yet understated residence set on over an acre, this five bedroom en suite home oozes romance and refined whimsy.

With large-scale reception rooms, all flowing to a spectacular covered patio, the home boasts immaculate attention to detail throughout, carefully considered by a renowned interior designer.

To view this home on the market in Bryanston for R48 million plus VAT, click here.

4. Exquisite estate in Westcliff for R25 million

This home might have the smallest price tag on this list, but it does definitely not skimp on style, elegance and opulence.

Set on 6 070sqm of stunning formal gardens with stone terraces and feature walkways engineered from Westcliff stone, the four bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom home offers sumptuous spaces, luxurious and refined finishes and sweeping views.

To view this home on the market in Westcliff for R25 million, click here.

5. Contemporary neo-classic mansion in Sandhurst for R40 million

Boasting vistas of lush greenery and the Sandton skyline, this timeless neo-classic mansion is complemented and enhanced by a contemporary palette, while various surprise al fresco nooks await you outside.

Offering six en suite bedrooms, the home comes with many opulent extras, including a basement entertainment centre with wine cellar, cigar bar, feature bar and fully-equipped cinema.

To view this home on the market in Sandhurst for R40 million, click here.

- Ula van Zyl

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Ula van Zyl

Ula van Zyl

Journalist at Property24

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