Inside South Africa's R42-million 'Doomsday Mansion'
Explore the secrets of what's inside this Cape Town mansion...
Have you ever wondered what it's like to live luxuriously in SA? A recent video has shown what has been dubbed the 'Doomsday Mansion' in the northern suburbs of Cape Town.
This six-level off-the-grid mansion on Poussion Street, Loevenstein, is supposedly the best spot to live out the last days on the planet.
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From a licensed shooting range to an aviary and even a state-of-the-art underground bunker, this house has it all! No need to worry about load shedding, security threats or floods, this high-standing home is completely off-grid and can withstand it all.
Take a look at this modern mansion:
But the features don't end there. This house is not just great for surviving but also thriving. Endless entertainment options paired with immaculate views are all on the cards at this pozi.
As shared by Mansion Global, listing agent Duvan Botha remarks: "The whole house, which is less than three years old, is covered in Italian travertine tile, and the finishes are absolutely the best. Everything is imported, everything is top shelf.”
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It appears as though this mega mansion is targeted at international buyers due to the price tag and proximity to the airport. According to Botha, the mansion is only 15 minutes away from the airport.
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