George Michael’s seven-bed London mansion sells for £19million – more than twice what he paid
GEORGE Michael’s seven-bedroom mansion has sold for £19million four years after his death.
That is more than twice the £8million the Wham! star bought it for in 2002.
The Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go singer died of heart and liver complications on Christmas Day in 2016, aged 53.
Land Registry papers show the Grade II listed home in Highgate, North London, was bought by Stephen Cameron and Clare Susan Harrison.
Companies House lists them as directors of medical communications firms.
The property, with swimming pool, appears to have been sold by George’s dad Kyriacos Panayiotou after it was left to him.
It had been let for £15,000 a week via an exclusive agency whose clients include Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and Rihanna.
The plush pad was once owned by Eurythmics singer Annie Lennox.
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After George died fans created a shrine outside, but it was removed in 2018.
Reacting to the sale, some said the home should be turned into a “beautiful museum” instead.
One added: “That house was, is and will be forever George’s house.”
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