Heha Movers have given Kenyans a glimpse of their future home after an updated artistic impression of their planned mansion was shared online.

The group, which rose to fame through their entertaining dance videos, are set to own a modern three-bedroom residence along Kangundo Road, with construction expected to be completed by March 2027.

Content creator Nicki Bigfish shared a virtual presentation of the proposed house, giving followers an idea of what the residence is expected to look like once completed.

In the caption accompanying the video, he credited NAFMWANGI Foundation and Hyssop Kenya for their involvement in making the project possible.

“Through the able leadership of @nafmwangi FOUNDATION and @hyssopke, this is the updated artistic view of the Heha mansion that will be built along Kangundo Road and completed by March 2027!” he wrote.

Inside Heha Movers’ proposed mansion

The architectural presentation shows a modern three-bedroom house featuring a spacious living room, a dining area and a contemporary kitchen.

The proposed residence also includes a bathroom, with the layout designed to accommodate the group’s household needs.

Outside, the artistic impression features a compound that can accommodate vehicles, providing parking space for the occupants and visitors.

Heha Movers // Instagram

The property is also expected to have a perimeter wall surrounding the residence, with a gate providing access to the compound.

The updated design gives the group and their supporters a clearer picture of the home they are working towards, with the project expected to reach completion in March 2027.

How Heha Movers received their mansion project

Heha Movers previously attracted attention after receiving a land gift and support towards building their home.

The gesture came as recognition of the group’s journey and the entertainment they have brought to Kenyans through their online content.

Their story has inspired many social media users, particularly because of the opportunities that have come their way following their rise to popularity.

With an updated architectural impression now available, supporters will be looking forward to seeing the proposed residence transform from a virtual presentation into a completed home.