Bob Dylan wants to get rid of one of the properties that marked his musical career and where he composed one of his most special songs.
At 82 years old, Bob Dylan is still as current on the world music scene as he had been since the 1960s, a time when his songs were played on all the radios, and with each release, he managed to become the favorite of the young people of those years.
The talent for folk, rock, and blues of the American artist and the strong prose in the composition of his memorable actions led him to reap a true fortune and even win a Nobel Prize for Literature.
In this way, Bob Dylan was able to afford many luxuries throughout his life, such as acquiring a dream mansion in Scotland in 2006 together with his brother, for which they paid just over three million dollars at that time.
The incredible property that is located in the Highlands, in the Cairngorms National Park, is currently for sale. The artist decided that it was time to part with it despite the great history it has for him and his career.
It was there that Bob Dylan composed his well-known song, Highlands, where he would say: “My heart is in the Highlands, wherever I go. That's where I'll be when they call me home."
But it seems that his heart stopped being there and that's why he decided, along with his brother, to put up a for sale sign and set a price that any fan of rock history would die to pay.
Bob Dylan's mansion is sold for the price of 3.9 million dollars and is located within a 1,672 square meter lot. There it has its own greenhouse, a walled garden, a fountain located in the center, an orchard, and even a croquet lawn.
The property has 20th century archi20th-century among the details that it preserves intact are the marble fireplaces, the wooden floors, and the plasterwork on the ceiling and on the frames. Among the environments, it has 16 rooms, a workshop, a spacious lobby, a billiard room, offices, an exclusive wing for guests, and the artist's dream music room, where he composed some of his outstanding songs.
