Mick Jagger’s former London residence has offered for $7.3M

A Rolling Stones fan purchased Mick Jagger’s former occasion pad, nevertheless it didn’t price a tune.

The residence traded palms for $7.3 million, according to Mansion Global.

The subpenthouse house in an prosperous nook of Central London housed Jagger — and his wild events — through the Rolling Stones’ meteoric rise to stardom within the Nineteen Sixties. Its new proprietor is “a young British guy in his 30s,” in accordance with the brokerage, Beauchamp Estates, and a self-described Stones fan.

The four-bedroom residence listed on the market in March for the primary time in 30 years, and offered in lower than 16 weeks. 

Jagger leased the house in 1965 — a crucial juncture in his musical profession. The 22-year-old was driving excessive off the runaway success of “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” and “Get Off My Cloud.” 

The tony residence, which spans a cushty 2,495 sq. toes, was the frequent website of notoriously rowdy ragers co-hosted by Jagger and his bandmate, Keith Richards. The flat additionally noticed the beginning of Jagger’s relationship with singer Marianne Faithfull — the rocky pair have been a frequent matter of the day’s superstar gossip columns. The pair break up up in 1970.

Rosy Khalastchy, director and head of Beauchamp Estates’ St. John’s Wood workplace, instructed The Post that the client encountered the piece of rock’n’roll historical past whereas trying to find a house within the ritzy Marylebone space of London. Despite its hard-partying previous, the landmarked residence’s Edwardian appeal is well-preserved.

“The Jagger penthouse is in extremely good condition,” Khalastchy instructed The Post. “The buyer will be able to move in immediately without needing to do any refurbishments or paint work.”

The residence options classical particulars, like parquet flooring and French home windows. An expansive balcony alongside the width of the house and 10-foot ceilings add to its ethereal high quality.

The format contains 4 bedrooms, two reception rooms, a house cinema and a library — however the gem of the house is Jagger’s former “hippie chill-out lounge.” 

The house remains to be used as a chill-out lounge, in accordance with Khalastchy.

“We expect the new guy to continue the tradition of the room started by Jagger,” Khalastchy stated in an e mail.

The Stones went on to launch “Paint it Black” and different hits throughout Jagger’s tenure on the house, which resulted in 1968 with Jagger and Faithful’s transfer to close by Belgravia. 

The purchaser, who couldn’t be recognized, plans to make use of the pad as his London pied-à-terre, in accordance with Khalastchy. The man’s standing as a Rolling Stones fan couldn’t be confirmed both, as The Post was knowledgeable his favourite Jagger tune is “Move Like Jagger” — apparently referencing “Moves Like Jagger” by the pop rock band Maroon 5.