Liberace’s old Las Vegas mansion put on sale for $529,900

Liberace’s old Las Vegas mansion has been put up for sale for $529,900.

The expansive main living area contains two of Liberace’s favorite chandelier, with mirrored walls and fitted wardrobes.

Another room features a raised stage style area with bright red carpet and a small mirrored ceiling.

One room boasts tile piano keys decorating the floor, while a mirror bar is etched with Liberace’s signature and an image of a piano.

The home sits on almost half an acre of land, includes five fireplaces and “several large areas for entertaining” according to Las Vegas Inc.

A new owner can look forward to a bedroom ceiling adorned with a $1.6 million reproduction of Michelangelo’s painting at the Sistine Chapel, according to the publication.

There is also one of Liberace’s signature “L” logos left on one of the outside gates of the home, which has changed hands twice since his foundation sold it in 1989.

Another outside shot shows an ornate front door decorated with gold and what looked to be brightly colored stained glass windows at either side of the house.

The two-storey, 14,939 square foot house is on sale for more than $3 million less than in its heyday.

The two bedroom, ten bathroom home, which was built in 1962, is owned by the JPMorgan Chase bank that seized the home from its last owner through foreclosure and is asking for cash-only offers.

Liberace, born Władziu Valentino Liberace, bought the house in 1974.

Liberace, who died of an AIDS related illness in 1987, has enjoyed some posthumous fame recently after Michael Douglas played him in HBO biopic Behind the Candelabra.

Starring Matt Damon as Liberace’s secret boyfriend Scott Thorson, the film follows the last ten years of Liberace’s life based on Thorson’s memoir, Behind the Candelabra: My Life With Liberace.