If you've got 48 million Danish kroner lying around (~$6.84 million USD), then you can buy Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich's childhood home in the municipality of Gentofte, Denmark!
The house was built in 1907 by Carl Brummer and features three floors, two bathrooms, and what the listing notes as "many bedrooms" and "several living rooms." Needless to say, if you buy this place, you're gonna be living large. The house going up for sale comes a few months after the passing of Ulrich's father Torben Ulrich.
"A large, distinctive property located on a 1,087 m2 large corner plot in the extremely attractive embassy quarter – right between Østerbro and Hellerup," reads a description of the property.
"The magnificent work was originally built for Dr.jur. Ernst Møller and has since been the residence of Denmark's elite – including various cultural figures, musicians and sportsmen. Most recently, it has functioned as a fertility clinic for 20 years, where there has been a mix of residential and business."
