Take a look at Willie Le Roux’s beautiful house at Val de Vie Estate in Paarl

• Springbok fullback Willie le Roux and his wife, Holly Clare, moved to their brand-new mansion at the exclusive Val de Vie estate in Paarl
• Holly Clare had been mentally designing the home for years before construction on the property ever began
• The couple spent close to two years overseeing the build before finally moving in May, 2022

Springbok fullback Willie le Roux and his wife, Holly Clare, live in a home they spent years dreaming about, settling into a custom-built mansion on the exclusive Val de Vie estate in Paarl.

The couple dedicated nearly two years to seeing the project through from the ground up, with Holly revealing on Instagram that the vision for the home had actually been taking shape in her mind long before a single brick was laid.

“Building a house from scratch is no easy feat, but if you have the right person by your side and an experienced team to put your ideas in place, then you can really create something unique,” she said.

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Inside Willie le Roux’s house at Val de Vie Estate

Val de Vie, nestled in the scenic Paarl-Franschhoek Valley in the Western Cape, is widely regarded as one of South Africa’s most prestigious residential addresses.

The estate is known for its round-the-clock security, sprawling wine farm backdrop, and world-class polo facilities, drawing a steady stream of high-profile residents over the years.

For a project of the scale the Le Roux family undertook, a nearly two-year construction timeline speaks to the level of detail and personalisation built into every corner of the home. Holly’s vision, by her own account, had been years in the making well before the walls went up.

Le Roux is currently attached to Pretoria-based Bulls and was part of the squad that won back-to-back World Cup titles.

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His impressive journey from rugby fields in Japan to creating a comfortable family environment underscores his commitment to ensuring stability for his wife and children while he competes abroad.

Source: TUKO.co.ke