A stunning 5-bedroom villa situated on the iconic Nettleton Road in Clifton has reportedly been sold for a staggering R157 million to a South African buyer.
This architectural marvel, affectionately known as The Pentagon, has not only captured the attention of the affluent but has also clinched the title of the most expensive house sold on the African continent in 2025 thus far.
Designed by esteemed architect Stefan Antoni, the villa boasts a striking design that ensures every level offers unrivalled views of the glistening Atlantic Ocean and the breathtaking Twelve Apostles mountain range, as per reports by property broker Ash Muller.
Spanning an impressive 940 square meters across five luxurious levels, the property seamlessly combines aesthetics with functionality, making it a true masterpiece of modern living.
The Pentagon is equipped with a plethora of high-end amenities, transforming everyday living into an extraordinary experience.
Homeowners can indulge in cinematic adventures in their private cinema, break a sweat in the well-appointed gym, or enjoy a leisurely swim in the heated 16-meter infinity pool that seemingly merges with the ocean horizon. Each of the five en-suite bedrooms is a sanctuary in its own right, complete with sweeping views and private balconies that invite the beauty of the outdoors in.
For those who appreciate both style and substance, the villa also includes a state-of-the-art Italian-designed kitchen by Assirelli, providing a culinary haven for gourmet enthusiasts. Additional features such as a glass elevator, a dedicated office space, staff quarters, and a luxurious steam room add to the sophisticated allure of this home.
Parking is effortless with a provision for eight vehicles, including four garages, ensuring privacy and convenience for both residents and guests alike.
This high-profile sale represents not only the pinnacle of opulence but also a growing trend of affluent South Africans investing in luxury properties that marry breathtaking locations with architectural brilliance.
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