Her family has placed Amy Winehouse’s home on the market for $4 million.
Following the late singer’s death in June 2011, the street outside the three-bedroom house in Camden, North London, became a memorial site. Her relatives expressed that it would not be suitable for any family member to occupy the house.
There were proposals to utilize the property as the headquarters for the Amy Winehouse Foundation, a charity established in her honor that will support causes dear to her, including a new performing arts scholarship at Sylvia Young Theatre School, which she attended as a teenager.
A family representative stated: “With deep regret, the Winehouses have made the decision to put the house on the market. Amy cherished this house, but none of the family felt it right to live there. Keeping it empty while covering its maintenance costs was not feasible. It is a lovely place and will become a joyful family home for someone else.”
The property, listed at £2,699,950, is characterized as a “substantial and impressive three double bedroom, three reception room semi-detached period villa featuring well-proportioned private front and rear gardens.”
Amy Winehouse passed away in June of the previous year at the age of 27.
by Milo Johnson
