Boy George lists six-bedroom Gothic mansion in Grade II listed North London for £17m
Do you really want to buy me? Boy George lists his six-bedroom Grade II listed Gothic Hampstead mansion for £17million after a three-year renovation that saw him embroiled in a battle with council over planning permissionThe Culture Club singer, 61 , has lived at home alone for nearly 40 years – he bought it in 1989 in the mid-1980s after the band's hit single Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? It recently underwent an ambitious three-year refurbishment which saw the singer embroiled in a battle with Camden Council over planning permission to extend the property and let in more light. The property, listed by Aston Chase, covers 5,453 square feet, with five of the six bedrooms. - with their own dressing rooms and bathroomsOne bedroom has a giant skylight in place of a traditional ceiling -there is also a meditation room and a movie theater Sebastian Shakespeare of the Daily Mail has previously reported that Boy had undertaken a stunning £100,000 gardens overhaul
AdvertisementBoy George has listed the Grade II listed Gothic and Italian-inspired Hampstead mansion for £17million pound sterling.
The 61-year-old Culture Club singer has lived alone in the house for nearly 40 years. He bought it in the mid-1980s after the release of the band's album. hit single Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?
The six-bedroom mansion, which Boy George, [George O'Dowd] covered in religious artifacts and expensive works of art, was built in 1868.
Boy George has listed the Grade II listed Gothic and Italian-inspired Hampstead mansion for £17million pound sterling.
The 61-year-old Culture Club singer has lived alone in the house for nearly 40 years. He bought it in the mid-1980s after the release of the band's album. hit single Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?
The six-bedroom mansion, which Boy George, [George O'Dowd] covered in religious artifacts and expensive works of art, was built in 1868.
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