Fans of the late South African rapper AKA, whose real name was Kiernan Forbes, have a rare chance to live in the luxurious residence that was his former home. The property owner, Nthsimane Mekoa, is seeking a new tenant to rent the gated mansion, located at 51 Queens Road in the exclusive Bryanston neighborhood of Johannesburg.
The residence, often featured on AKA’s Instagram page and showcased on SABC’s The Braai Show, offers an opulent lifestyle that many can only dream of. The monthly rent of R30,000 includes access to an array of top-of-the-line amenities such as round-the-clock security, a gourmet kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances, a cinema room, and an entertainment area complete with a bar. The impressive residence also boasts a grand entrance hall, five spacious bedrooms, five en-suite bathrooms, a heated pool, a landscaped garden, and ample parking space for six cars.
Bryanston is a highly desirable residential area and is home to several A-list celebrities, including rapper Da Les and actress Terry Pheto. Property prices range between R20,000 and R80,000 per month, highlighting the exclusivity of the neighborhood. Last month, a house adjacent to AKA’s former residence was sold for R9.6 million.
Despite popular belief, AKA did not own the house but was merely renting it. The late rapper’s unexpected passing in February has left the property owner, Mekoa, seeking a new tenant for the mansion. The Property24 listing does not mention the star, but it does highlight the remarkable features of the property and its location.
In summary, the former home of AKA offers fans a unique opportunity to experience the upscale lifestyle that the late rapper once enjoyed. The luxurious residence is a testament to South Africa’s thriving luxury real estate market and the legacy of one of its most celebrated musicians.
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