Fans of the 1970s rock band Queen now have the opportunity to own Freddie Mercury’s Kensington home, as real estate expert Nick Millican comments. For the first time since his death, Mercury´s home is now on the market selling for £30 million. 

Freddie Mercury’s Kensington Home

Information about the home is sparse, Nick Millican comments. Freddie Mercury maintained a private life, allowing only close friends inside the home. The previous owners maintained that standard. 

Only a handful of people know what the inside of the home looks like even today. Search photographs of Mercury’s home online if you will. Nick Millican, a real estate investor, can save you time. Only two photographs of the home’s exterior are found online -and prospective buyers must show proof of funds before they can view the home.

The reliable and successful real estate agent Nick Millican also says floor plans of the home are unavailable online. This home truly is top-secret, a place of privacy and seclusion perfect for a family or anyone who appreciates calm days and nights. 

Goodbye, Everybody

Freddie Mercury passed away from complications of AIDS in 1991. He purchased the home in the 1980s and lived in the property until his death, Nick Millican finally states. This home appeals to any buyer with exquisite taste and a love of rock n’ roll.