Madonna and Guy Ritchie’s former home in South Kensington available to rent from £385 a night

The couple lived in the property during the early stages of their relationship

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live like a celebrity?

Well, you needn’t wonder any longer, as you can now stay in Madonna’s former South Kensington apartment… albeit for a hefty price.

The luxury apartment previously owned by the queen of pop and her ex-husband, film director Guy Ritchie, is in one of London’s most affluent areas, in the heart of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

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One of the highlights of the property is its advantageous location, situated nearby the Natural History Museum and Hyde Park.

It boasts two master bedrooms, a living room, two bathrooms, a spacious kitchen and a sun-filled living room area.

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According to holiday rental company London Perfect, it can cost between £385 to £595 per person a night to rent the property.

However, if booked using holiday rental company HomeAway, the cost of staying in the apartment can reach more than £700.

Those who are fans of Ritchie's filmography may find the property particularly appealing.

Part of the director’s 2004 thriller Layer Cake, starring Daniel Craig, Sienna Miller and Michael Gambon, was filmed behind the property.

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As a representative for London Perfect explains to The Independent, Madonna and Ritchie lived in the Kensington apartment during the early stages of their relationship in the late 1990s.

“In London, the newest addition to the London Perfect portfolio is the former home of Guy Ritchie, which is actually the home he lived in when he first started dating Madonna,” they say.

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“This elegant Georgian mews home offers two spacious bedrooms, a library, a decorative piano, balcony and more.”

Madonna is currently rumoured to be headlining Glastonbury Festival 2019, with the festival being criticised last year for featuring a trio of white male headliners.

The singer and Ritchie divorced in 2008 after eight years of marriage.