A Luxury Penthouse in Johannesburg Sets a New Record in Real Estate History

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Johannesburg is a city that never ceases to amaze with its vibrant energy and rich history. Recently, the city has made headlines once again with the sale of a luxury penthouse for a staggering R75 million. This iconic transaction marks the most expensive apartment ever sold in the province and has undoubtedly etched its name into the annals of real estate history.

The Epitome of Opulence and Prestige

Nestled in the heart of Midrand, north of Johannesburg, is the exquisite Ellipse Waterfall. This upscale haven is the epitome of luxury and architectural innovation and has attracted numerous celebrities, including former Miss South Africa Ndavi Nokeri, who have called it their home.

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The Ellipse Waterfall’s allure lies in its perfect fusion of contemporary design and opulence, offering an unrivaled living experience for its affluent residents. However, little is known about the record-breaking penthouse, as its details have been shrouded in secrecy for security reasons.

A Plush Retreat of Extravagance

According to property broker Ash Muller, the 400-square-meter penthouse features a private rooftop garden, a jacuzzi, and a heated pool – all hallmarks of an extravagant lifestyle. This plush retreat is indeed a testament to the heights of luxury that can be attained in the world of real estate.

A Playground for the Rich and Famous

Since its inception in 2019 and completion in 2021, the Ellipse Waterfall has become a sought-after playground for the rich and famous. The development’s first phase captured the attention of A-listers, including former Miss SA Ndavi Nokeri, who received a lavish R10.5 million Ellipse Waterfall penthouse as a gift during her reign.

The creative geniuses responsible for this architectural marvel are Tricolt and Attacq. Tricolt’s CEO, Tim Kloek, expressed the company’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of luxury design and world-class amenities. He cited the Ellipse development as a prime example of their dedication to providing an opulent lifestyle, with prices starting from R1.6 million.

Setting a New Benchmark for High-End Property Transactions

As Johannesburg’s real estate market continues to flourish, the Ellipse Waterfall stands as a shining beacon of opulence and architectural prowess. This groundbreaking sale not only highlights the city’s potential for luxury living but also sets a new benchmark for high-end property transactions.

The sale of this spectacular penthouse is a testament to the thriving South African real estate scene and the growing appetite for ultra-luxurious properties. It is a reminder that the pursuit of grandeur and prestige is unceasing, even in uncertain times.

A Symbol of Luxury and Elegance

As the world watches in awe, the Ellipse Waterfall remains a symbol of the ever-evolving urban landscape, where the pursuit of luxury and elegance knows no bounds. With this record-breaking sale, Johannesburg has once again proven its prowess in the realm of high-stakes real estate – a testament to the city’s unyielding drive for excellence.

Kagiso Petersen is a Cape Town journalist who reports on the city’s evolving food culture—tracking everything from township braai innovators to Sea Point bistros signed up to the Ocean Wise pledge. Raised in Bo-Kaap and now cycling daily along the Atlantic Seaboard, he brings a palpable love for the city’s layered flavours and even more layered stories to every assignment.

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