The legendary Rolling Stones frontman, Mick Jagger, may have stepped off many stages, but a piece of his rock ‘n’ roll history can still be experienced — and purchased. His former penthouse in Marylebone, London, is now officially on the market for an impressive $7 million.
Located at the entrance of the iconic Regent’s Park, Mick Jagger’s property is a true symbol of sophistication and authenticity. With 230 m² of space, the luxurious penthouse offers four bedrooms, spacious reception rooms, and an atmosphere that blends the bohemian charm of the 1960s with contemporary comfort.
According to Jeremy Gee, director at Beauchamp Estates, “Mick Jagger’s residence is expected to attract discerning buyers and Rolling Stones fans from around the world.”
A gem in a historic building
The penthouse occupies the fourth floor of Harley House, an Edwardian building with a rich history. Before becoming a prestigious address, the property housed a Catholic organization that provided accommodation to Irish immigrants working in aristocratic homes near Regent’s Park.
Over the years, the property transformed into a luxurious space, and in 1966, Mick Jagger brought a bold and bohemian style to the apartment — a style still felt in every decorative detail.
Highlights of the décor: velvet, marble, and boldness
One of the most striking spaces in Mick Jagger’s penthouse is the living room, featuring red walls and an L-shaped wooden bench that contrasts beautifully with deep red velvet. The parquet flooring adds a timeless touch that enhances the property’s elegance.
The office is another highlight: floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, large windows, and a purple velvet chair create a creative and refined atmosphere. The bathroom impresses with marble finishes, a freestanding bathtub, rainfall shower, and double sinks — a true home spa.
In the main living room, neutral tones and wood accents blend with a white fireplace and chandelier. A bold twist comes from a leopard-print armchair, showing that rock ‘n’ roll still lives on in the details.
The dining room is minimalist and refined, with a long wooden table, beige velvet chairs, and a large gold-framed painting that highlights the neutral-toned wall.
In the bedroom, a turquoise wall and zigzag bedframe add color and personality while maintaining a balance between the classic and the unexpected.
Source: Homes & Gardens
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