Susan Kihika and her husband Sam Mburu during her swearing in ceremony on August 25th.
The current first couple of Nakuru County live in a stunning mammoth mansion, which is sure to be one of the things that attracts attention about them.
In Nakuru, businessman Sam Mburu and his wife, Governor Susan Kihika, live in a house that is as impressive as their wealth would suggest.
The incredible home only looks like it has two stories on the outside, but it wouldn’t be surprising to find out that it actually includes a basement, underground floor, or fully working attic.
As campaigning for the August 9th election heated up, and more specifically at the beginning of this month when Moses Kuria and Isaac Mwaura were making their way up and down the Mt. Kenya region to oversee elections preparations, we caught a glimpse of the mansion, which sits in an expansive compound that has a place for landing of helicopters.
Another glimpse of the palace was provided to us on August 8th, when Kenya Kwanza leaders Isaac Mwaura and Moses Kuria posted images of themselves mingling at the Governor’s house.
Have a look at the images of that mansion that Isaac Mwaura posted to his Facebook page before we continue with its description;
The impressive external decor and the large size of the mansion make it look like a five-star hotel, which is further evidence of the couple’s great taste in home design.
The two-door garage of the multiple-bedroom home can likely fit more than four cars.
Below, you can see that the garage on the right side of the image is detached from the main house and connected to it by a short covered walkway. There is also a small covered walkway that extends over the garage and connects the upper floors of the main house to the rooms above the garage.
It’s easy to see that stone-coated roofing tiles were used to cover the top of the house, and we’re willing to wager that maroon was their favored color.
The excellent roofing job, as well as the beautiful exterior painting that skillfully combined white, cream, and sandcastle-yellow paints on the walls, spoke to the high level of craftsmanship demonstrated by those hired to make the project a reality.
It’s also worth mentioning that the house’s mouldings and three chimneys are beautifully executed.
Businessman Sam Mburu (center) and friends posing in front of his house ahead of Susan Kihika’s swearing in.
