The former Florida home of American actor and singer David Cassidy is now available for fans to rent on AirBnB – should they have a spare $1,500 (£1,050) to spend per night.
Cassidy, who passed away last year aged just 67, lived in the house from 2002 until 2015, when the house was put up for auction after he filed for bankruptcy.
New owners Thomas White and Scott Watkins have decided to turn the home into a homage to Cassidy, keeping the desk where he wrote music, and pictures of the singer and TV star on the walls.
Stay at Casa Cassidy: Fans of David Cassidy are now able to rent his old home for $1,500 (£1,050) per night
Memorabilia: The house has a certain element of Cassidy museum, with several images of the late star on the walls
No mistaking the former owner: The current owners are marketing the property as an homage to David Cassidy
Mr White said: ‘It’s more than just a rental. We wanted something with Ritz-Carlton quality
‘It’s the best sheets, the best kitchen, the best of everything and a lot of David Cassidy memorabilia.’
Casa de Mayan, located on the Mayan River, sleeps 12 people in six bedrooms, with the two master suites overlooking the villa’s pool and Lake Mayan.
The house boasts a dining area with seating for a dozen people, as well as a pool room and chess board.
The backyard outdoor area has both a pool and a Jacuzzi, with a boat dock by the water.
Performer: David Cassidy, who died in November, was best known for his role as Keith Partridge in the 1970s sitcom The Partridge Family, right, and later as an actor and singer
Nice view: The home has its own dock where rental guests can enjoy kick back and relax
Place with space: The house is 7,000 square feet and has six bedrooms – which can sleep 12 people – and six bathrooms
Sneak away: The master bedrooms also have their own private balconies which a view of the pool and the river
When the sun sets: A view of Casa de Mayan, now owned by two investors from Maryland, and the pool at night
Social eating space: The fully-equipped kitchen has an island preparation station and a breakfast bar
Time for tea: The large home also has a dining room where up to 12 people can fit around the table
Let me entertain you: The sitting room also has a large beige pool table
David Cassidy, who passed away last year aged 67, was forced to sell the house when he went bankrupt in 2015
As well as photos of the singer, the house is furnished with his old cocktail bar and a desk where he wrote music
Quiet place: A photo shows the outside seating area and the gazebo-ed walk down to the dock
Bird’s eye: the property is seen from above, shows shows the layout of the building and the pool