South African rapper Leslie Mamp, aka Da Les, has officially been discharged from the hospital after suffering a stroke on his 39th birthday in July. The ‘All Eyes on Me’ hitmaker was initially admitted to Charlotte Maxeke and South Rand hospitals before his family asked for his release for a more comfortable recovery.
In the wake of his return home, fans were surprised to see his luxurious Bryanston mansion listed for sale on Property 24. The esteemed estate, priced at R6.5 million, quickly became a trending topic after controversial blogger Musa Khawula shared the news on X (formerly Twitter), sparking widespread curiosity about the rapper’s next steps.
Known for hosting some of the hottest All-White Parties, Da Les’ mansion is more than just a home, it’s a symbol of his bold lifestyle. Though the rapper has yet to address the sale publicly, his fans chimed in online, revealing that the lavish property actually belongs to his mother.
The double-volume Bryanston estate is the epitome of luxury. Boasting six en-suite bedrooms, the home also features a gourmet kitchen equipped with built-in stoves and fridges, exuding style and functionality. For car enthusiasts, the property offers a four-door lock-up garage and an impressive carport that can accommodate at least 12 cars.
Additional highlights that make this mansion a standout include:
- Sleek wet bar for hosting in style
- Wine cellar for connoisseurs
- Fully-equipped gym and relaxing sauna
- Cosy pyjama lounge for laid-back nights
- A state-of-the-art soundproof studio for private recording sessions
As Da Les focuses on his recovery, the sale of his Bryanston mansion marks the end of an era for the rapper and his iconic lifestyle.
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