Maria Cordero’s 3-Storey S$3.5mil Hongkong Mansion Revealed
House tour, anyone?
Veteran Hongkong singer Maria Cordero has almost half a million Facebook followers and the 67-year-old, affectionately known as Fei Ma, would share daily snippets of her daily life with them.
As the majority of the videos — Fei Ma also has her own YouTube channel — were filmed in her home in Hongkong, her fans couldn’t help but to zero in on her surroundings.
Just look at Fei Ma's garden
According to reports, Maria lives with her family in a three-storey mansion in the Tai Po district in Hongkong’s New Territories.
The home, which reportedly has a market value of HK$20mil (S$3.5mil), has a rooftop swimming pool as well as an expansive garden where Maria grows her own vegetables. 20 varieties of vegetables, to be exact.
She loves to spend her time pottering in her garden
Her backyard where her fur kids love to hang out
Maria also often shows off her backyard where she plays with her five dogs.
It is so spacious that the dogs even have their own 'bungalows' there.
By bungalows, we mean their own doggie houses.
She has four refrigerators in her kitchen
Maria's kitchen is every cooking lover’s dream. She previously revealed that she has four refrigerators, which she stocks with enough food to feed her family for two months.
There's no place like home
Netizens couldn’t help but leave messages expressing their envy.
“In addition to spending time with her dogs, Fei Ma also loves growing vegetables and is self-sufficient. What a very fulfilling, healthy and happy life!” one fan commented on YouTube, while another said: "Fei Ma, your life is like heaven on earth. I feel happy just looking at your vegetables and fruit trees and dogs.”
She has homes in China and Malaysia too
In addition to properties in Hongkong, Maria also has homes in China and Malaysia. She used to frequent her Sabah mansion with her late husband but hasn’t been back since the pandemic.
Earlier this year, she revealed that the house in Sabah had its power cut after she failed to pay utility bills for more than a year.
Photos: Maria Cordero/Facebook
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