Boy George owned £17million mansion in ancient UK suburb with the 'best views'

The singer owned a huge mansion which recently went on sale for an astounding £17million.

The home is full of luxuries, including six bedrooms, a grand staircase and stained glass windows.

It was built with high ceilings and big gardens at the front and back of the property.

The Grade II-listed building was built around 150 years ago.

It has a cosy decor including stylish exposed bricks and wooden floors.

The property was also equipped with five bedrooms and plenty of space for entertaining.

The home was originally known as The Logs and overlooked Hampstead Heath.

Boy George bought the property in a quiet part of London.

Hampstead Heath is home to one of London's largest stretches of open green space.

It is one of the highest points in London helping it to give some of the "best views" in the country.

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Mick Jagger lived in a £13million manor in Richmond.

The Who's Peter Townshend lived in a £15million property in London.

This was also located by the peaceful Richmond Park.