Let's Take Another Peek Inside Prince's Lavish Minnesota Home

The 65,000 square foot complex looks like an office building from the outside. But inside, visitors get a peek inside the life of a musical genius.

Inside the colorful entryway, clouds are painted on the walls. Visitors are greeted by photos of the iconic artist all around.

Paisley Park wasn’t just a place for Prince to record. Legendary artists like Madonna and Stevie Wonder also made music here. The space was home to four recording studios and a video editing suite.

Prince was known as much for his custom made outfits as his music. Many of his most iconic looks are on display for visitors at Paisley Park.

And where there are clothes, there are just as many shoes!

The kitchen area includes several booth spaces for eating.

Here’s another view of the kitchen area which has a couch, where Prince was reportedly known to watch Minnesota Timberwolves games.

Here is another image of the colorful hallway, where a painting of Prince’s eyes follow visitors through the space.

The home of a great musician has to have space for shows. Paisley Park’s 3,400 square foot NPG Music Club did not disappoint. The space still hosts DJ dance parties and performances.

Prince was known for being a recluse. His home was full of quiet corners to write and create.

It should come as no surprise that purple is prominent throughout the home. Many of the rooms include painted murals.

Large windows make this bedroom one of the few spaces in the home that welcomes in the light.

The double sinks and the soaking tub make this bathroom a great place to get away.

Prince was known to play most of the instruments on many of his records. And most of those instruments are stored at Paisley Park.

The purple walls are covered with gold records, photos and awards from an amazing career.