Politicians often lead flamboyant lifestyles, and Musalia Mudavadi, the prime cabinet secretary Despite his modest public persona, Mudavadi resides in a lavish mansion in Karen, Nairobi, living a life fit for a king.
The mansion, situated in the upscale neighborhood of Karen, is a sight to behold. It boasts a unique blend of French and Mediterranean architectural styles, with fixed windows that add to its grandeur. The house is divided into two main wings, each sprawling across a single level, with a spacious foyer connecting them.
From the outside, the mansion’s exterior walls and window frames are adorned with various layers of colors, resembling textured bricks. Soft, inviting hues of pale cream and brown dominate the color palette, creating an elegant ambiance. Inside, the house is adorned with exquisite portrait paintings and low hanging yellow chandeliers, adding to its opulence.
Surrounded by a lush, well manicured garden, the compound exudes tranquility and serenity. Green foliage climbs up the walls, creating a picturesque setting. The garden also features a gazebo where Mudavadi entertains visiting leaders or simply relaxes amidst nature.
Mudavadi’s residence places him among the elite class of Kenyan politicians, alongside the likes of President William ruto former president Uhuru Kenyatta, and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, who also own multi million dollar properties in the country.