Elvis's childhood household set to hit auction block

Luke Gentile

July 02, 06:30 AM July 02, 06:30 AM

The childhood home of Elvis Presley is established to strike the auction block.

From 1943 to 1944, the "King of Rock and Roll" lived in the blue-planked residence in East Tupelo, Mississippi, according to a report. Presley lived in the property, which his great uncle created, with moms and dads Vernon and Gladys Presley.

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The dwelling stood in that place for a long time until finally 2017, when it was taken apart to be preserved for reassembly, the report pointed out. Elvis specialist Chris Davidson oversaw the deconstruction, and the parts of the house are contained in a 30-foot trailer.

The man or woman who wins the house will also maintain the trailer as very well as a documentary about the house's deconstruction.

Rockhurst Auctions has set the minimum amount bid for the property at $25,000, according to the report. The property is valued at anywhere amongst $50,000 to $75,000.

It will be sold off at the Aug. 14 "Auction on Elvis Presley Blvd" occasion in Memphis.

At minimum 100 artifacts from Presley's profession, like clothes, film costumes, autographs, and jewelry, will be auctioned off, according to the report.