CONNIE Ferguson, a talented actress, filmmaker, producer, and entrepreneur, makes headlines once again.
She has officially listed her luxurious Poortview mansion for sale.
The property is situated in the north of Joburg.
The multimillion-rand property, once home to Connie and her late husband Shona Ferguson, is up for grabs but only for serious buyers.
The mansion is listed as Price on Application (POA), meaning the asking price remains undisclosed and can only be obtained through direct inquiry with the estate agent.
The source revealed the price to Daily Sun.
"That property is on the market for R50 million," the source said.
The spectacular property boasts six bedrooms, six bathrooms, 11 garages, 13 shadenet parking, a private shooting range, a home cinema, two swimming pools, and even a super tube slide a rare mix of luxury and family fun.
The mansion made headlines in 2018 when Connie gave fans a video tour of the home, revealing opulent features such as spiral staircases, leather couches, chandeliers, and a grand piano in the entrance hall.
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More than just a house, this home holds deep emotional significance. Connie and Shona, who were married in November 2001, spent nearly 19 years together before Shona passed away in July 2021 due to Covid-19-related complications.
Together with their daughter Alicia Angel Ferguson, the couple created countless heartfelt memories within those walls, many of which Connie has shared with her fans on social media.
Whether it was dancing together, playing musical instruments, or simply enjoying each other's company, the Fergusons often gave followers a glimpse into their joyful and love-filled home life.
Beyond her personal life, Connie has built a formidable career in the Mzansi entertainment industry.
She's best known for her iconic role as Karabo Moroka in the long-running soap opera Generations, which cemented her status as one of the country's most beloved TV personalities. Over the years, she has starred in numerous television productions, showcasing her range and versatility as an actress.
Alongside Shona, she co-founded Ferguson Films, one of Mzansi's leading television production companies.
The power couple created several successful local dramas, including Rockville, The Queen, The Throne, The Imposter, and Kings of Joburg.
Many of these aired on Mzansi Magic and Netflix, earning national and international recognition.
The SunTeam attempted to contact Connie for further comment but was unsuccessful.
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