Alcohol poisoning ... Amy Winehouse died in July last year
THE house where Amy Winehouse lived — and died — is being sold by her dad Mitch for £2.7million.
The pad in Camden, North West London, became a shrine after the singer died aged 27 last July, with fans leaving bottles of booze and packs of cigarettes outside along with piles of flowers and cards.
But the online estate agency selling it simply describes it as a “substantial and impressive three double bedroom, three reception room semi-detached period villa with well-proportioned private gardens”.
It had been thought the house would be kept by the family.
And it was earmarked as the HQ for the Amy Winehouse Foundation, the charity set up by the Back to Black star’s parents to support causes close to her heart.
Soon after her death from alcohol poisoning, a source close to the family told The Sun: “They think it’s too precious to give up, hence the new HQ idea.
Shrine ... flowers and other mementos left outside Amy's Camden address
But now it has been decided it would be impractical to base the charity at the house in Camden Square.
'Substantial' ... Amy Winehouse's London home is on the market for £2.7m
PLANET PHOTOS
"Amy loved that house but none of the family felt it appropriate that they should live in it.
Up for sale ... Amy loved her stylish abode
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Reception room ... one of three in the house
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Refurbished ... Amy bought the property for £1.8m in 2010
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Mourning ... dad Mitch and boyfriend Reg outside Amy's house in the days after her death
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