Sir Michael Caine's former home located in the corner of Hyde Park in London is currently available for almost $7.6 million.

The property that was once inhabited by the 82 year old iconic actor has gone on the market for a quite a price. The four bedroom mews house situated in Albion Close has a study area, library and an open kitchen, perfect for entertaining guests.

The interior of the property was made with oak flooring that makes the house look elegant while the large glass windows and the glass double doors allow the sunlight to get in and provide brightness in the whole area. The kitchen of the fancy house was completed with a built in microwave, dishwasher, and a double fridge along with a wine fridge.

The master bedroom of the house features a large walk in wardrobe closet and a spacious bathroom. While the living area was designed with multi-cultured furniture, open fire with a thick mantel piece and mounted with a large plasma-screen TV.

The estate is just one of the 12 homes on the quiet street. It is just short distance from Paddington.

Sir Michael Caine lived in the property during the 1960s. He was there while filming iconic movies such as The Italian Job and Alfie. It was originally two mews houses and turned it into one after he reconstructed it.

Back in 1970s Caine left thr UK, he however returned and lived in Leatherhead in Surrey, which he purchased for £1 million in 1999. The said property is secluded and allowed him to live his life along with his wife quietly despite his fame.

According to Mirror, he has also resided in North Stoke, Oxfordshire, Lowestoft, Suffolk, Clewer, Berks and Chelsea Harbour, London. Aside from big houses and mansions, he also owns apartment at the Apogee in Miami Beach, Florida.