Mick Jagger: A look at his musical history and global lifestyle

Mick Jagger, the frontman of The Rolling Stones, maintains a global real estate portfolio and a nomadic lifestyle. His partner, Melanie Hamrick, has described their family life as being ‘just full nomad’ as they travel between various properties.

Historically, Jagger has resided in several notable London locations. In 1966, he lived in a four-bedroom apartment in Harley House on Marylebone Road. He later moved to the Belgravia area, including a rental near Chester Square, and resided in a sixteenth-century house at 48 Cheyne Walk in Chelsea.

Born in Dartford, England, Jagger’s musical career was shaped by his early friendship with Keith Richards. The two met as students in Dartford and eventually formed The Rolling Stones, making their debut at the Marquee Club in London in July 1962.