Controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo has confirmed the purchase of a luxury mansion in the exclusive suburb of Clifton, Cape Town, revealing that he and his family recently moved into the property valued at approximately R160 million.
Taking to social media, Chivayo expressed gratitude after being welcomed into what he described as his family's new home, saying the investment was worth every cent spent on acquiring and furnishing the property.
“We were welcomed to our new home in Clifton/Cape Town last weekend. A cool R160 million in total well spent including everything done and delivered with utmost class and attention to detail. God is the greatest,” Chivayo wrote.
He also paid tribute to renowned designer Stephen Pelerade and his team for their contribution to the project.
“Thank you Mr Stephen Pelerade and your entire staff at Pelerade Design House. You are the best there is in the business,” he said.
The property, designed by internationally acclaimed architectural firm SAOTA, sits on a prime Clifton mountainside location bordering the Table Mountain Nature Reserve and offers sweeping views of Table Bay and Robben Island.
The four-bedroom residence boasts luxury finishes throughout, including French Oak flooring, custom Murba wood detailing, a designer Eurocasa kitchen, a private penthouse-style master suite, entertainment facilities, gym, home theatre space, wine cellar provision and a Kone lift servicing all four floors.
Widely regarded as one of Clifton's premier luxury residences, the mansion combines contemporary architecture with world-class craftsmanship and uninterrupted ocean views.
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The acquisition adds to Chivayo's growing portfolio of high-value assets and has generated considerable discussion on social media, with many questioning the source of his wealth.
