Biography & Early Wealth Journey
"Ever since Freddie and I stepped through the fabled green door, it has been a place of peace, a true artist's house, and now is the time to entrust that sense of peace to the next person."
Some of the home's more unique features include a huge 11-foot drawing room, a Japanese-style sitting room, a combination bar/library, and, naturally, a music room, which at one time housed the grand piano where Mercury wrote "Bohemian Rhapsody," according to Queen lore. Unfortunately, the piano is no longer a part of the property, but much of Mercury's spirit still remains. There's also the master bedroom's dressing room, where Mercury used to store many of his iconic stage costumes, adorned with multiple floor-to-ceiling mirrors.
Outside, you'll find an extensive garden with magnolia trees and water features said in the press release to be "Oriental-inspired."
You can see the property officially known as Garden Lodge but more popularly as Freddie Mercury's house in the video below from the Queen Band Footage YouTube channel: