- An image posted on social media depicted a majestic two-storey mansion near completion
- The owner of the house spent millions constructing it, given its size and the quality of materials used
- However, the roof was the eye-catching feature, with Kenyans online expressing mixed opinions
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A photo doing rounds on social media has shown an unorthodox mansion in Kenya.
Why did mansion’s roof spark debate?
The Facebook image depicted the two-storey mansion nearing completion at an undisclosed location. The house cost the owner over KSh 10 million, given its size and the building stone quality.
The front featured a metallic partition with patterns made by a laser engraving machine, and the same was used for the balcony upstairs.
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The majestic home featured a chimney, indicating that it had a fireplace. A Toyota Ractis with Kenyan license plates was parked outside, and two people were seen walking around the compound.
However, the roof was the most eye-catching feature. It dramatically jutted out exaggeratedly, splitting Kenyans’ opinions. Some said it was the latest construction style, but others opined that villagers could misconstrue the design.
Below are some of the reactions:
Wairimu Kimani:
“It reminds me of the Stegosaurus dinosaur. A project I did with kids a long time ago.”
Charles Gacheru:
“You will start hearing preachers saying the peaks have a satanic meaning.”
Stevocz Moor:
“Paint it black, and you live in peace.”
Dun Tumbo:
“Not a style I would consider, but it looks stylish.”
Nan Cy:
“I don’t think anyone would set foot in your compound.”
Gabriel Mwau:
“This is a new roof design for those who don't know!”
Antony Njoroge:
“People should get used to change.”
Mil Cheb C:
“I would be afraid of living in the house.”
Why didn't KSh 350m Karen mansion impress Kenyans?
In other news, a Kenyan real estate agent shared images of a property for sale in the upscale Karen area of Nairobi.
Sitting on 2.1 acres, the humongous mansion featured 14 bedrooms and was surrounded by trees.
However, many people questioned the size and construction of the building, while a few said it was their dream home.
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