Renowned Citizen TV journalist Linus Kaikai has amassed immense respect as a scribe and as it emerges, he racks up well when it comes to the real estate industry.
Tucked somewhere in Rongai, Kaikai boasts of a lavish two-storey mansion emblazoned in white exterior colour and splendid design.
Judging by photos seen by Kenyans.co.ke, the homestead also spots a well-manicured lawn with a variety of seemingly intentionally selected flowers.
Approaching the homestead, there is a gigantic black gate complete with a gatekeeper's court the size of an average Nairobian's apartment.
The compound also possesses a vegetable garden that is protected with a chain link.
Inside the house is a specially designed ceiling, the wall is painted light brown and the floor spots sparkling brown tiles.
For security, various outdoor lights are dotted across the compound of the homestead that stands in an expensive neighbourhood whose houses equal that of Kaikai in price.
Without revealing specifics, reports perch the house's price in the multi-million range.
Kaikai is part of a handful Kenyans in the million-dollar class who boast of high-end residential spaces across the country.
Others whose mansions have been profiled by Kenyans.co.ke include Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko, his Mombasa counterpart Hassan Joho, Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru and former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu.
