Mick Jagger’s legendary Marylebone penthouse has hit the market for £5.5 million

Want to live the life of a rockstar? Mick Jagger’s former Marylebone flat has hit the property market for £5.5 million. 

The famous party pad, where Jagger held blowouts with his girlfriend Marianne Faithful and bandmate Keith Richards, has gone up for sale for the first time in 30 years. 

The 2,495 square foot, four bedroom sub-penthouse, located at Harley House in Marylebone, is right next to to Regent’s Park. The Rolling Stone lived there between 1966 and 1968, just as he was reaching mega stardom after the release of ‘(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction’. 

Mick Jagger chose to rent the fancy digs in the ’60s thanks to its proximity to his doctors on Harley Street – the rocker was a regular visitor to Harley Street medical centres after his binges. What goes up must come down, as they say. 

During Jagger’s time at Harley House, the Rolling Stones released ‘Paint it Black’, ‘Aftermath’ and ‘Ruby Tuesday’. It’s also where he held some of his most famous bashes, often attended by A-listers including the famous party princess, Princess Margaret.

Now you could get your hands on the bougie flat that resides within an Edwardian mansion building on the Marylebone Road, completed in 1904. The swanky abode has two reception rooms, four bedrooms, a home cinema, study and kitchen with all the latest gadgets. Would we expect anything less? 

The property is being sold jointly by Beauchamp Estates and Prime London. Jeremy Gee, of Beauchamp, said: ‘We anticipate the listing will attract significant interest from discerning buyers and fans of the Rolling Stones from around the world.’

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