Mick Jagger's London mansion, the center of memorable parties with celebrities like Princess Margaret, is up for sale.

Mick Jagger , soloist and leader of the Rolling Stones, lived during his most frenetic years in London, in a gigantic apartment in one of the capital's quintessential residential areas : Harley House.

This 230 square metre home in an exceptional location became famous for the memorable parties it hosted when the singer lived with Marianne Faithfull and his bandmate Keith Richards.

Those parties at the house, which were immortalized by photographer Gered Mankowitz, were attended by all kinds of people, such as Princess Margaret (Elizabeth II's sister, who died in 2002 at the age of 71), as recalled by the Vanitatis website.

The mansion has gone up for sale, with a starting price of seven million dollars, or about six and a half million euros.

The apartment has 230 m² of floor space, with large windows, distributed across two living rooms accessed from the hall, a formal dining room for 10, a large kitchen with a central island and built-in cabinets, and four bedrooms, the master bedroom with a walk-in closet.

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With its 10-foot-high ceilings and multiple fireplaces , this house has been completely renovated for sale. However, its striking colors seem to evoke the wild spirit of the 1960s, when Mick Jagger turned this apartment into a hub for partying and chaos.