It’s the finishing for meee.. it is so intentional and well done! And the play with wood and travertine tile, wow! The lighting choices on the project are so amazing. A true definition to luxury! 😍 Kudos to the design and construction team!🙌🏾 Also the intro with Karim😂😂
1.7 or 1.5 million USD??? It’s nice, buts it’s not 1.7 Mil nice. It doesn’t have a pool, the kitchen is not high end at all. I know one thing now, Kenyan’s are rolling in the doe. Bro, even as a tourist, I would not buy this property. You are paying $1.7 mil and your neighbours are so close. I don’t see a beach or anything near by and the surrounding areas don’t look like anything special. I’m interested to see what Kenyan residents think about this? I’m also from the African subcontinent, and you can get better for that price, way better value, with everything I mentioned above that this is missing. Loved to watch the tour though.
This one of the best house designed that I have seen in Africa, this is compatible to homes we have here in Miami. I would love to work with these folks for hotels project.
Different nations with different taxation policies. It is true that some nations have greedy businesses, but there must be regulations to keep prices down in order to boost construction trades.
@@pillspotions3464Kenya is more developed and more popular than Ghana, even our Queen Elizabeth II was called from Kenya to the throne and her grandson, the future king proposed to his wife from there.
As an American, I really appreciated the tour. $1.7 million USD is a lot of money! Average Americans definitely can't afford that. As we say here in the USA, real estate and pricing is all about: "Location, Location, Location." However, it's quite clear these villas are marketed to a certain clientele. I haven't seen anything on this type of scale, design level of detail, and elegance in Accra. Also, the infrastructure appears better in this part of Nairobi. If you're going to sell to ex-pats or Americans, we want elegant neighborhoods. Streetscaped, tree-lined streets, and not dirt roads, with grass weeds and visible sewage, you have the audacity to put $500,000 on the home, like Accra. We're just not used to not having the infrastructure and surroundings to complement an asking price, no matter what's the price. It's a new construction. I get the zoning regulations are obviously different, but you can clearly see this neighborhood and its surroundings are catering to a clear upper-class resident. Paved, tree-lined streets and nice landscaped gardens, in the middle of the city. I haven't come close to seeing anything like this in Accra's so-called upscale neighborhoods. It just "appears" that Nairobi is a bit more advanced infrastructure-wise, at least in this neighborhood. Very nice homes! Beautiful neighborhood!
it's a delight to see & yes, yes, of course 👍🙂 their clientele demographic are the very wealthy!😯this is clear and it's priced in US dollars because that's the official world reserve currency. but his business is from the beginning, definitely, targeted towards the top-of-the-food-chain-rich of the world. it's just fun to see what a good, QUALITY project in & build in Kenya/Africa *can* look like. as many Africans will tell us & just as you & also the hostess mentioned, it's an issue in much of the continent - including in her home nation of Ghana, in general vs. only Accra. and without attachment, for those who want to, we're all allowed to dream and so glad there's nothing wrong with enjoying beautiful, quality real estate, which exists at all 'levels' of material/home living & price points. and at the end of the day, no matter where, more than the nation/location, quality is determined by the design, architecture & build team. hire the services of someone/a business of integrity like those interviewed wherever the land will support a good build, quality real estate can be built anywhere. as no contractor needs to bypass building codes or do the bare minimum and it's obvious Canaan Developers doesn't do either of those things.🙌🏾🙇🏾♀ and if you haven't seen it yet, you might enjoy seeing the video of the home Naomi Campbell owns in Kenya: Inside Naomi Campbell's Luxury Villa In Kenya | Open Door | Architectural Digest ruclips.net/video/KIqQ0gowzt4/видео.html regarding your thoughtful comment: "As an American, I really appreciated the tour. $1.7 million USD is a lot of money! Average Americans definitely can't afford that. As we say here in the USA, real estate and pricing is all about: "Location, Location, Location." However, it's quite clear these villas are marketed to a certain clientele. I haven't seen anything on this type of scale, design level of detail, and elegance in Accra. Also, the infrastructure appears better in this part of Nairobi. If you're going to sell to ex-pats or Americans, we want elegant neighborhoods. Streetscaped, tree-lined streets, and not dirt roads, with grass weeds and visible sewage, you have the audacity to put $500,000 on the home, like Accra. We're just not used to not having the infrastructure and surroundings to complement an asking price, no matter what's the price. It's a new construction. I get the zoning regulations are obviously different, but you can clearly see this neighborhood and its surroundings are catering to a clear upper-class resident. Paved, tree-lined streets and nice landscaped gardens, in the middle of the city. I haven't come close to seeing anything like this in Accra's so-called upscale neighborhoods. It just "appears" that Nairobi is a bit more advanced infrastructure-wise, at least in this neighborhood. Very nice homes! Beautiful neighborhood!"
I totally agree. It's definitely not worth 1.7 mill to an American. The kitchen is very small. Have two still doesn't equal the type of kitchen you'd get in America. The landscaping doesn't do anything for a home that's almost 2 mill. Rooms are very small. I'm assuming it's very nice for natives but not American expats.
THIS HOUSE SHOWS ME THAT GHANA IS VERY EXPENSIVE OHHH 😢😳...💯%💔 THIS MANSION LOOKS LIKE THEY'RE USING A GOOD HIGHEST GRADE QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS 🔥🔥🔥❤ ALL GHANAIAN DEVELOPERS SHOULD DEVOTED THEIR PRECIOUS QUALITY TIME WHEN DEVELOPING... MEANING MORE ATTENTION TO DETAILS THAN JUST BUILDINGS. SOMETHING UNIQUE LIKE THIS HEARTWARM FEELING MAKES YOU THE NEW OWNER 😂😅😁EVERYDAY TO BE ABLE TO COMPLISH SUCH AND BE ABLE TO CALL IT MY MANSION. IN GHANA ANY MANSION B4 SELLING SHOULD AT LOOK MORE HOME APPEAL JUST LIKE THIS FOR THE SAME PRICES TOO.
I am in investor in real estates from Europe and I think the same. I think Ghana and Nigeria, mostly in West Africa house market is not regulated. They just mark price according what they see in the USA, or here in Europe. I am now looking into investing in Kenya, Tanzania. The only thing what is not attractive on this villa, would be the space outside. If I need to pull up $1.7M I need to have at least some papaya trees, mango trees garden and so on, the space outside is very congestive. The villa in itself is magnificent. Great video
Exactly my point. As a Ghanaian i van say our property are highly ocerpriced abd over rated. In Africa Joburg&Capetown SA, Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda have the best looking home architecture and good prices unlike overly price Ghana yet basic looking architecture nothing special
@@simp1eone Ghana, Nigeria, Ethiopia properties, I think these countries should the government put strong regulators. Because things are getting out of hands. As an investors. I would never waste my money buying any homes in those countries, rather build myself. I do think there are many peoples who think the same
Ghanaians are not innovative, the just like copy what other people have done without bringing in any modern creativity. The fear to think different and do new things is crippling us. In 2022-23 we are still building enclosed boxes,with every single room living area allocated a door, like the old days
@@KuntoMakoshento the ripple effects is what is important here, more local real estate developers will try to elevate and match this level or offer a better product and thus there is an upgrade across the whole industry, local consultants have of course been employed and have learned from all these high level projects around nairobi and they transfer what they have learned to their future projects. we have already seen this happen across luxury and middle income markets, even on the lower middle income market the quality you get today as the average lower middle income house going for 25k monthly is soo much higher than what we got in the early 2010's
Greenery!! That’s what I love so much about this villa and South African ones too. I just don’t know why in my country Nigeria they have problems with greenery,they would literally build a house or estate and there would be no trees or flowers ,it’s sickening. I hope they learn that greenery is important not only for design purposes but for environmental and ecological reasons.
Kenyan buildings look cheap. I really don't finding them very modern and sophisticated. Apart from green nothing in Kenyan estate buildings. Seriously.
i tell you. When I see these Ghanaian realtors with these ridiculous price tags on unfurnished / unfinished (interior design) properties, I lose my mind. Honestly. They even propagate the properties as 'luxurious' in their videos when it doesn't even have any finishing or furnishing. SMH.
We stopped proving ourselves to whites/ the west along time ago! We ain’t as rich as them but we still have a long way to go. We are competing with anyone!
16:42 it seems tedious to navigate through this house. The rooms are far apart. A short person would feel like a dwarf in there. It's beautiful but not homey. It's a show piece.
Wish the video actually provided the companies that are behind the project for John and Karin so that when we visit Kenya we can connect with them directly. We have been looking to build a luxury home, however these videos seem focused only on showing the home. The villas are beautiful but personally I prefer much larger acreage.
He has no incentive to provide those company names. He is selling a home, not trying to assist his competitors by giving away his business contacts. The purpose of the video is simply to showcase the home.
I tell you... that's why it is always better to develop your own property in Gh if you got the means...it will save you a lot. A good architect and a great developer will do the magic.
man but $1.6m is a bit of a stretch for real.. you get way more beautiful homes for half the money in the states. I think Kenya we tend to overprice property quite a bit
Really beautiful. Kenya, Nigeria and Tanzania have the best architecture, the best interior design, the most innovative and affordable villas and community complex currently on the continent.!!! Congratudations to Amoaa for showing us our Africa on the rise.!!
That's not true dude. It remains only your opinion. On what basis did you do your analysis. Do more research and don't just type. On the contrary Ghanaians have very beautiful and intriguing architecture and designs. You defeated your comment when you added Nigeria .
@@odeyalefavour5306. I have. They literally focus only on size. How huge the building is and ignore the essential small details for comfort and finishing touches for aesthetics.
@@chadjohnson2916could you tell me, you make it sound as of there is something wrong wih the village mentality. What mentality do you think is best. I would like to know.
fyi land is really really expensive in that area I bet this property would be 300 k USD if not for the land price so people from gh just know if the land price was fare the price would've been lower the land is super expensive in that area thanks amoaa love from Kenya and one love to all beautiful Africans we are one
Very surprised not to see more land and swimming pool...not a fan of the Show kitchen very badly designed. You can see where this developer has cut corners. Only supplying appliances in one kitchen and not the back or laundry room. The garden feels like your sharing with the next door neighbour's, I would liked to seen an outdoor bbq area or outdoor kitchen. Let's hope the buyer has a good relationship with their surrounding neighbour's. For a 7 bedroom villa should have underground parking for additional cars, two car is not enough.
Kindly can you link the details or websites of this investors I would love to see more of their so work and contact the yoooh guys this vila is stunning it just made me think harder 💭about buying a property at home kindly don’t forget to link and pin their contact i will really appreciate it🌸
The lot sizes in Ghana is not very wide , they make the houses very long taking up the whole lot making it very hard to plant gardens and tree's, the houses in Ghana will be very hot ,lack of tree's.
I was all the way with you on this taking in all that beauty in that million-dollar home until you showed the dark main kitchen and you lost me. Why would I want to be in a dark kitchen turning on the lights every time I am in there? smh. That was a very low percentage on that. That is one reason I would not buy that home. Disappointed.
There are luxury villas like this in Ghana but they are not much cos they don't sell fast. Developers out here build what they can sell ASAP! Not everyone can afford a 1.7mill usd home. Get that straight
Ghanaian developers have a lot to learn not just thinking about how to make unnecessary profits. Let your work speak truly for you first and then more doors will open for you. If this building was in Ghana, they will cost it at $5m with no proper attention to details..we inflate everything
This is very beautiful modern home I have ever seen in the world of building, architecture, interior design, most beautiful parking. gorgeous and this is in the Land of Africa! Well Done Livingston I know from experience going Ghana years ago, the furniture talent there of woods, is one that is very very beautiful. Praise God for People who think outside the box using their giftings to build- vision. ! 😊❤
He didnt answer that question very well, i actually cringed. 😩😩As a person who loves cooking,baking and whipping up a nice meal for my loved ones, as i listen to songs,they didnt sell me on that kitchen. Also he should know women have a big say on the houses the family invests in,if she doesnt feel the kitchen she can pass up on it. He assumed that rich people who own these houses dont like cooking and its the workers who will be in the kitchen 24/7🤦♀🤦♀
Beautiful content beautiful presentation beautiful house beautiful interior design beautiful people everything beautiful. Beautiful job. Thank you for the experience. Keep up the great work.
It’s a decent property…. downside is the close proximity to each unit (feel very overlooked), it’s seems overpriced but I assume it’s to do with the location location location ….
I tell you. When I see these Ghanaian realtors with these ridiculous price tags on unfurnished / unfinished (interior design) properties, I lose my mind. Honestly. They even propagate the properties as 'luxurious' in their videos when it doesn't even have any finishing or furnishing. SMH.
It’s the finishing for meee.. it is so intentional and well done! And the play with wood and travertine tile, wow! The lighting choices on the project are so amazing. A true definition to luxury! 😍 Kudos to the design and construction team!🙌🏾 Also the intro with Karim😂😂
Still not worth a million
Who are the developers?
Are they sold out?
@@eloisestrickland593 I know..I bet you if it was a dollar you still talk crap....it ain't for you 😂😂😂
@@dt1wach206 sure isn't i wouldn't be conned out my hard earned million.
You guys probably are trying to ignore it but I will say it😂😂, Amoaa looks stunningly beautiful ❤and with a pleasant personality.
She is lovely.I agree
1.7 or 1.5 million USD??? It’s nice, buts it’s not 1.7 Mil nice. It doesn’t have a pool, the kitchen is not high end at all. I know one thing now, Kenyan’s are rolling in the doe. Bro, even as a tourist, I would not buy this property. You are paying $1.7 mil and your neighbours are so close. I don’t see a beach or anything near by and the surrounding areas don’t look like anything special. I’m interested to see what Kenyan residents think about this? I’m also from the African subcontinent, and you can get better for that price, way better value, with everything I mentioned above that this is missing. Loved to watch the tour though.
No it is because of the space
This one of the best house designed that I have seen in Africa, this is compatible to homes we have here in Miami. I would love to work with these folks for hotels project.
Are you into real estate?
....in Africa..perhaps one of the best in Nairobi..??? bro, you need to check out Cape Town, Lagos and Jo'Burg
This is better 😊
This homes not in any way comparable to homes of this magnitude in Miami.
GHANA 🇬🇭 REAL ESTATE IS OVERRATED ! IF THIS WAS GHANA 🇬🇭, IT WILL BE PRICED 5X IT VALUE. SMH 🤦♀️
Very true bro
It's because Ghana is much better than Kenya
@@pillspotions3464cap
Different nations with different taxation policies. It is true that some nations have greedy businesses, but there must be regulations to keep prices down in order to boost construction trades.
@@pillspotions3464Kenya is more developed and more popular than Ghana, even our Queen Elizabeth II was called from Kenya to the throne and her grandson, the future king proposed to his wife from there.
As an American, I really appreciated the tour. $1.7 million USD is a lot of money! Average Americans definitely can't afford that. As we say here in the USA, real estate and pricing is all about: "Location, Location, Location." However, it's quite clear these villas are marketed to a certain clientele. I haven't seen anything on this type of scale, design level of detail, and elegance in Accra. Also, the infrastructure appears better in this part of Nairobi. If you're going to sell to ex-pats or Americans, we want elegant neighborhoods. Streetscaped, tree-lined streets, and not dirt roads, with grass weeds and visible sewage, you have the audacity to put $500,000 on the home, like Accra. We're just not used to not having the infrastructure and surroundings to complement an asking price, no matter what's the price. It's a new construction. I get the zoning regulations are obviously different, but you can clearly see this neighborhood and its surroundings are catering to a clear upper-class resident. Paved, tree-lined streets and nice landscaped gardens, in the middle of the city. I haven't come close to seeing anything like this in Accra's so-called upscale neighborhoods. It just "appears" that Nairobi is a bit more advanced infrastructure-wise, at least in this neighborhood. Very nice homes! Beautiful neighborhood!
it's a delight to see & yes, yes, of course 👍🙂 their clientele demographic are the very wealthy!😯this is clear and it's priced in US dollars because that's the official world reserve currency. but his business is from the beginning, definitely, targeted towards the top-of-the-food-chain-rich of the world.
it's just fun to see what a good, QUALITY project in & build in Kenya/Africa *can* look like. as many Africans will tell us & just as you & also the hostess mentioned, it's an issue in much of the continent - including in her home nation of Ghana, in general vs. only Accra.
and without attachment, for those who want to, we're all allowed to dream and so glad there's nothing wrong with enjoying beautiful, quality real estate, which exists at all 'levels' of material/home living & price points.
and at the end of the day, no matter where, more than the nation/location, quality is determined by the design, architecture & build team. hire the services of someone/a business of integrity like those interviewed wherever the land will support a good build, quality real estate can be built anywhere. as no contractor needs to bypass building codes or do the bare minimum and it's obvious Canaan Developers doesn't do either of those things.🙌🏾🙇🏾♀
and if you haven't seen it yet, you might enjoy seeing the video of the home Naomi Campbell owns in Kenya:
Inside Naomi Campbell's Luxury Villa In Kenya | Open Door | Architectural Digest
ruclips.net/video/KIqQ0gowzt4/видео.html
regarding your thoughtful comment:
"As an American, I really appreciated the tour. $1.7 million USD is a lot of money! Average Americans definitely can't afford that. As we say here in the USA, real estate and pricing is all about: "Location, Location, Location." However, it's quite clear these villas are marketed to a certain clientele. I haven't seen anything on this type of scale, design level of detail, and elegance in Accra. Also, the infrastructure appears better in this part of Nairobi. If you're going to sell to ex-pats or Americans, we want elegant neighborhoods. Streetscaped, tree-lined streets, and not dirt roads, with grass weeds and visible sewage, you have the audacity to put $500,000 on the home, like Accra. We're just not used to not having the infrastructure and surroundings to complement an asking price, no matter what's the price. It's a new construction. I get the zoning regulations are obviously different, but you can clearly see this neighborhood and its surroundings are catering to a clear upper-class resident. Paved, tree-lined streets and nice landscaped gardens, in the middle of the city. I haven't come close to seeing anything like this in Accra's so-called upscale neighborhoods. It just "appears" that Nairobi is a bit more advanced infrastructure-wise, at least in this neighborhood. Very nice homes! Beautiful neighborhood!"
I totally agree. It's definitely not worth 1.7 mill to an American. The kitchen is very small. Have two still doesn't equal the type of kitchen you'd get in America. The landscaping doesn't do anything for a home that's almost 2 mill. Rooms are very small. I'm assuming it's very nice for natives but not American expats.
It's grandiose, but not functional for an average family.@@melanatedgoddess6734
I agree! They should improve the surrounding community to match the "upscale development"!
I totally agree. It's just not worth the money at all to an American
THIS HOUSE SHOWS ME THAT GHANA IS VERY EXPENSIVE OHHH 😢😳...💯%💔
THIS MANSION LOOKS LIKE THEY'RE USING A GOOD HIGHEST GRADE QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS 🔥🔥🔥❤
ALL GHANAIAN DEVELOPERS SHOULD DEVOTED THEIR PRECIOUS QUALITY TIME WHEN DEVELOPING... MEANING MORE ATTENTION TO DETAILS THAN JUST BUILDINGS.
SOMETHING UNIQUE LIKE THIS HEARTWARM FEELING MAKES YOU THE NEW OWNER 😂😅😁EVERYDAY TO BE ABLE TO COMPLISH SUCH AND BE ABLE TO CALL IT MY MANSION.
IN GHANA ANY MANSION B4 SELLING SHOULD AT LOOK MORE HOME APPEAL JUST LIKE THIS FOR THE SAME PRICES TOO.
Absolutely beautiful! I hope Ghanaian developers are taking notes. We're seriously being ripped off with these overpriced poorly built houses.
I am in investor in real estates from Europe and I think the same. I think Ghana and Nigeria, mostly in West Africa house market is not regulated. They just mark price according what they see in the USA, or here in Europe. I am now looking into investing in Kenya, Tanzania. The only thing what is not attractive on this villa, would be the space outside. If I need to pull up $1.7M I need to have at least some papaya trees, mango trees garden and so on, the space outside is very congestive. The villa in itself is magnificent. Great video
Exactly my point. As a Ghanaian i van say our property are highly ocerpriced abd over rated. In Africa Joburg&Capetown SA, Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda have the best looking home architecture and good prices unlike overly price Ghana yet basic looking architecture nothing special
@@simp1eone Ghana, Nigeria, Ethiopia properties, I think these countries should the government put strong regulators. Because things are getting out of hands. As an investors. I would never waste my money buying any homes in those countries, rather build myself. I do think there are many peoples who think the same
And that's why I'm looking at Kenya!
Ghanaians are not innovative, the just like copy what other people have done without bringing in any modern creativity. The fear to think different and do new things is crippling us. In 2022-23 we are still building enclosed boxes,with every single room living area allocated a door, like the old days
The villas look like they are very closed together. For such a price tag I would want more privacy from my next door neighbour
You've heard the price per acre in Lavington? You'd have to fork more for private space or move further away from Lavington to get such a deal
Where do you live at the moment?
In Lavington land is very expensive,the house it's actually cheap considering the location
This is lovely. Ghanaian real estate guys should up their game when it comes to interiors.
😂 True That interior design in ghanna is so ugly
ghana has alot to learn from kenya
They only think of profit
Yes
Woow!! This is stunning architectural design, big ups Kenya! watching from🇿🇦
Another amazing video, Amoaa. Well done. What a gorgeous property! Shoutout to Karim for the videography. 🙌
Thank you Mike! It really is!😍 Karim handled the photography and visualisation too!
As a Kenyan watching this im very proud of our developers we have very good detail oriented apartment. Top notch!❤
I think you missed the part where he said that they outsource the architects......😢
@@KuntoMakoshento the ripple effects is what is important here, more local real estate developers will try to elevate and match this level or offer a better product and thus there is an upgrade across the whole industry, local consultants have of course been employed and have learned from all these high level projects around nairobi and they transfer what they have learned to their future projects. we have already seen this happen across luxury and middle income markets, even on the lower middle income market the quality you get today as the average lower middle income house going for 25k monthly is soo much higher than what we got in the early 2010's
Which is a good things because it helps in exposing the local architects to such high end house designs.@@KuntoMakoshento
Greenery!! That’s what I love so much about this villa and South African ones too. I just don’t know why in my country Nigeria they have problems with greenery,they would literally build a house or estate and there would be no trees or flowers ,it’s sickening. I hope they learn that greenery is important not only for design purposes but for environmental and ecological reasons.
We love our 🌳 🌲
we don't want forest in our houses, build your and build amazon forest next to it. that your business
@@jyde50 mumu ,go and enlighten yourself about the importance of planting trees and flowers.
@@nuelreview5636 Your papa na mumu, i don't want forest in my house, na by force?
Kenyan buildings look cheap. I really don't finding them very modern and sophisticated. Apart from green nothing in Kenyan estate buildings. Seriously.
This house is truly worth the price, unlike the houses in Ghana with outrageous price tags.
i tell you. When I see these Ghanaian realtors with these ridiculous price tags on unfurnished / unfinished (interior design) properties, I lose my mind. Honestly. They even propagate the properties as 'luxurious' in their videos when it doesn't even have any finishing or furnishing. SMH.
Ghanaians are always being rigged... I'm yet to find a luxury house truly worth its price
actually Ghanaians developers price three times the actually cost of the building
You need to see the ridiculously priced houses in Nigeria. this would be marketed for 10m USD
Ghana developers, see your mates
If they build, will you buy?😂
I hope the west can see this that Africa is not a jungle with hungry children flies perching on their faces. I want to live here
We really don't care what the West thinks anymore.
We stopped proving ourselves to whites/ the west along time ago! We ain’t as rich as them but we still have a long way to go. We are competing with anyone!
Why should they see it, let them mind their own business and we mind ours,
my dream is to have a home outside South Africa. I've always been drawn to Kenya, Ghana, Senegal, Zambia and Ethiopia
hey Ndosi me too bro , Kenya is number one then Ghana and Nigeria
Karibu Kenya
Ghanaian developers should come and take a look a a $1.7 million worth of house that comes with furnishing. We’re being ripped off in this kentry
😂 Honestly! I kept comparing it to properties with similar prices here 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and be taught how to put vegetation around their development. Building property looking like a desert
@@juneseif 😂😂 ohh 😭
True talk!
@@juneseif ysa. West africans have to learm to put gardens in their yars. Flower and plants. All these cement is not pretty
大便桶厕所一间里面不要放厨柜台etc.，要整间套装板是白瓷(包满，包括顶盖)可冲水洗涤，如Sky Dancer motorhome!!《不要躺卧浴缸，要只供坐的小型浴缸包满的套装版。@屋子外面要放一个供6人坐的Jacuzzi tub，tub也可以在冬季做存温热水的存水箱用!》
16:42 it seems tedious to navigate through this house. The rooms are far apart. A short person would feel like a dwarf in there.
It's beautiful but not homey. It's a show piece.
Nairobi kenya is really beautiful 🇰🇪
Happy to be part of this whole process as a mechanical engineer... moments villas
Housing market in nairobi is so vibrant. Better that the hyperinflation in west africa.
Thumbs up Amoaa for bringing us this gorgeous house. I love it! ❤❤❤
One of the most beautiful Properties in Africa. elegant and rich kind of..
Those is basically an apartments with a large corridor ..... For $1.7m i dont want my neighbors that close.
for $1.7m you get a condo with people living on top of you, below you and on the side of you
You can get better in Dubai for 1.7million$
@@lorenzowere9433 😂😂😂😂
@@JP-gy3sr Johannesburg's suburbs will give you a lot for $1.7 million
I know it's not for you..... people shit on things they don't even want 😂😂😂
That is a massive property and it's beautifully done. Why are they so close to other properties...with that kind of investment, I'd want some privacy.
Wish the video actually provided the companies that are behind the project for John and Karin so that when we visit Kenya we can connect with them directly. We have been looking to build a luxury home, however these videos seem focused only on showing the home. The villas are beautiful but personally I prefer much larger acreage.
but this video is not made personally for you
He has no incentive to provide those company names. He is selling a home, not trying to assist his competitors by giving away his business contacts. The purpose of the video is simply to showcase the home.
This is stunning and extremely worth the price.Infact it would be priced 3 million dollars 💵 or more if it were to be in Ghana 🇬🇭
I tell you... that's why it is always better to develop your own property in Gh if you got the means...it will save you a lot. A good architect and a great developer will do the magic.
man but $1.6m is a bit of a stretch for real.. you get way more beautiful homes for half the money in the states. I think Kenya we tend to overprice property quite a bit
What would it cost to have the blue print of this house
How i wish One day to own and live in such an environment very beautiful ❤️
It's okay but I don't see a million 700 not at all. It's nice but not that nice
Easily the most beautiful & sophisticated villa I've come across so far... Gorgeous
THANK YOU AMOA. I love the massive black doors and the attention to details. I can't wait to go back in my country!! THANK YOU AMOA 💚
They build way better than Ghana. Very neat construction and perfect finishing
The different colours and textures selected for this property are stunning. My favourite tour on your channel. You've outdone yourself, Amoaa!
Even if i had the money, wont want to be spending that kind of money staring into my neighbours house & visa versa!
The building's functionality, design, and price promise an inviting negotiation. Great work!
Omg 😱 this house is breathtaking! Wow.. what an incredible interior design this is? Kudos for the great work 👏👏👏👏👌🏽❤❤❤❤
Yes indeed its worth it
Really beautiful. Kenya, Nigeria and Tanzania have the best architecture, the best interior design, the most innovative and affordable villas and community complex currently on the continent.!!! Congratudations to Amoaa for showing us our Africa on the rise.!!
Remove nigeria pls on this list
That's not true dude. It remains only your opinion. On what basis did you do your analysis. Do more research and don't just type. On the contrary Ghanaians have very beautiful and intriguing architecture and designs. You defeated your comment when you added Nigeria .
So true, and I think all our homes and villas should be made out of african material exclusively.
@@monagiselle i think you should go to Nigeria and look at what`s there before concluding.
@@odeyalefavour5306. I have. They literally focus only on size. How huge the building is and ignore the essential small details for comfort and finishing touches for aesthetics.
Somebody please kiss my comment I mah be be bakkkkk
This is Amazing! And you were very poised and elegant as you presented is gorgeous property. I would love to see you show more properties in Nairobi!
You're so knowledgeable and not speaking over the host. Are you into real estate yourself. You know how to drive a conversation as well.
🤩🤩🤩🤩 Dear Lord, this is what i want.
Ghana should take notes. Damn!
amoaa uko na jokes, unaficha plate after tumeiona😅😅
If am privileged to be in this life and this is the beauty of the things in it, then am entitled to live it to the fullest. Am claiming this property
Would be great to find african developers who build and design with african material ONLY. EXCLUSIVELY african material.
this looks better than most of that 20 million+ crap i see on california or florida videos
True
Value for money 💰..I love every bit of it 😍.This is a home I want to stay in.
Who would spend that much on a property without having your own compound
1.7 million USD dollars ?
Officially, this is my dream home😍!!
What we need to see from creative Africans is positivety in designing houses with a touch of Africa, not just imitating the west....
If something is good, it's good period doesn't matter where it comes from I believe.
@@Peggycool351 Only real Africans would get and understand my logic
@@mpendakiswahili3053 Nothing like real, what matters is taste, to each their own.
@@mpendakiswahili3053You have a village mentality
@@chadjohnson2916could you tell me, you make it sound as of there is something wrong wih the village mentality. What mentality do you think is best. I would like to know.
THE HOUSE IS AMAZING..... MY PROBLEM IS HAVING NEIGHBORS FOR THAT AMOUNT OF MONEY
fyi land is really really expensive in that area I bet this property would be 300 k USD if not for the land price so people from gh just know if the land price was fare the price would've been lower the land is super expensive in that area thanks amoaa love from Kenya and one love to all beautiful Africans we are one
Very surprised not to see more land and swimming pool...not a fan of the Show kitchen very badly designed. You can see where this developer has cut corners. Only supplying appliances in one kitchen and not the back or laundry room. The garden feels like your sharing with the next door neighbour's, I would liked to seen an outdoor bbq area or outdoor kitchen. Let's hope the buyer has a good relationship with their surrounding neighbour's. For a 7 bedroom villa should have underground parking for additional cars, two car is not enough.
11:22, 5m high ceilings, how do you clean?
Kindly can you link the details or websites of this investors I would love to see more of their so work and contact the yoooh guys this vila is stunning it just made me think harder 💭about buying a property at home kindly don’t forget to link and pin their contact i will really appreciate it🌸
I like how you ask questions about every feature in the house
i think i would kill myself in this soulless space
I’m so happy to see a black queen doing queenly things🤎✊🏾
A good house but overrated...not worthy the money
This is a masterpiece
It really is
Contact pls interested
The lot sizes in Ghana is not very wide , they make the houses very long taking up the whole lot making it very hard to plant gardens and tree's, the houses in Ghana will be very hot ,lack of tree's.
West Africa is generally hot
Wueeeh let me speak to God my Father about this house.
Dissapointing really....😅 Like I can easily get a better design, bigger, better.... This is not worthy of it's price
I was all the way with you on this taking in all that beauty in that million-dollar home until you showed the dark main kitchen and you lost me. Why would I want to be in a dark kitchen turning on the lights every time I am in there? smh. That was a very low percentage on that. That is one reason I would not buy that home. Disappointed.
Still watching this but didn't see much of the land around it from the beginning.
Having seen the land around it, I'm a little bit disappointed 😞
Urban areas shenanigans... but the house itself has taken much space
The land is expensive so their is less play space around in Lavington
Damn! This is like Toll brothers builders level in the USA. Ghana builders only know pricing but not this level of building. Lol
East Africa has left west Africa behind about 75 years. Ghana is overpriced and poorly built. When will they get it right
There are luxury villas like this in Ghana but they are not much cos they don't sell fast. Developers out here build what they can sell ASAP! Not everyone can afford a 1.7mill usd home. Get that straight
@@frostnelly45 Kenya and Ghana are not mates when it comes to property. Kenya's real estate is way advanced!!
@@frostnelly45 what I said about Ghana is no secret stop it.
@@esem135 facts
@@adamuldoon I agree
Ghanaian developers have a lot to learn not just thinking about how to make unnecessary profits. Let your work speak truly for you first and then more doors will open for you. If this building was in Ghana, they will cost it at $5m with no proper attention to details..we inflate everything
Absolutely beautiful ….definitely my dream home love to get the plan (design) to build identical.
They're nice but it's a bit much.
Much if you have a small family, not social and love privacy... coz keeping that house clean is hard work on it's own, you need hands around
Not too much if you ask , it's worth it for the area and quality provided
Awesome thanks, kindly pls send me the house plans for one villa thanks
This lady is a professional her questions are so sensible & u beautiful too
What would it cost to have the blue print of this house
Wowwww still watching however, these are so stunning.
They are!
Dear God it's me again 🥲
That is one beautiful villa i must say. Modern architecture,...daaaamn i dare to dream
Well thought out luxury amenities with almost no dead-space!
Maame, where is your dress from? Loved the video
This is very beautiful modern home I have ever seen in the world of building, architecture, interior design, most beautiful parking. gorgeous and this is in the Land of Africa! Well Done Livingston
I know from experience going Ghana years ago, the furniture talent there of woods, is one that is very very beautiful. Praise God for People who think outside the box using their giftings to build- vision.
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Stunning Stunning Stunning 😍!
Right?!!😍
The finishes look exquisite 👌
The best part for me was, people are already living there 🔥🔥I mean
Someone can afford this
omg this is amazing wow and the price not bad i may even move back lol !
They didn’t want the workers cooking In a lavish kitchen.
He didnt answer that question very well, i actually cringed. 😩😩As a person who loves cooking,baking and whipping up a nice meal for my loved ones, as i listen to songs,they didnt sell me on that kitchen. Also he should know women have a big say on the houses the family invests in,if she doesnt feel the kitchen she can pass up on it. He assumed that rich people who own these houses dont like cooking and its the workers who will be in the kitchen 24/7🤦♀🤦♀
4-5 months to design is evident in what you see. A house is not just looks, it should functional and intentional with reason
Beautiful content beautiful presentation beautiful house beautiful interior design beautiful people everything beautiful. Beautiful job. Thank you for the experience. Keep up the great work.
It’s a decent property…. downside is the close proximity to each unit (feel very overlooked), it’s seems overpriced but I assume it’s to do with the location location location ….
Nice house Lavington was so beautiful in the 80s not now
Really beautiful.. Only downside is the indoor bamboo.. It will mess the floor tiles as it grows.
I'm giving this 5 * * * * *
That whole space should only have 2 of those houses. Because of corruption and theft of public resources $1.5mil is not a lot of money in Nairobi.
COST OF LAND accounts for the biggest share of that amount; so those nitpicking on the house go learn about real estate
Sorry. Wat country is this?
Kenya 🇰🇪
I tell you. When I see these Ghanaian realtors with these ridiculous price tags on unfurnished / unfinished (interior design) properties, I lose my mind. Honestly. They even propagate the properties as 'luxurious' in their videos when it doesn't even have any finishing or furnishing. SMH.
This home is incredibly beautiful 👍🥰