Kurt Cobain’s childhood home in Aberdeen, Washington has been put up for sale by the late Nirvana frontman’s mother.
AP Photo/Courtesy Kim Cobain
2 of 13
The 1.5-story bungalow 2 hours southwest of Seattle last assessed at $67,000. It is now being listed for $500,000.
AP Photo/Courtesy Kim Cobain
3 of 13
To help sell the home, his family is offering a glimpse into Cobain’s early life through photos shot at the house.
AP Photo/Courtesy Kim Cobain
4 of 13
Cobain with sister Kim.
AP Photo/Courtesy Kim Cobain
5 of 13
This undated photo provided by Kim Cobain, Kurt Cobain’s sister, shows a young Kurt Cobain, left, and Kim in their childhood home in Aberdeen, Wash. Cobain’s mother, Wendy O’Connor, is…
AP Photo/Courtesy Kim Cobain
6 of 13
This undated photo provided by Kim Cobain shows a young Kurt Cobain in his childhood home in Aberdeen, Wash. Cobain’s mother, Wendy O’Connor, is putting the two-story Aberdeen bungalow _…
AP Photo/Courtesy Kim Cobain
7 of 13
Cobain lived in about 20 houses in his too-short life.
AP Photo/Courtesy Kim Cobain
8 of 13
The family has said they are open to a partnership to make the home a museum.
AP Photo/Courtesy Kim Cobain
9 of 13
Still in the home – a mattress Cobain used as a youth.
AP Photo/Courtesy Kim Cobain
10 of 13
The attic bedroom still has band logos Cobain’s family says he stenciled on the walls.
AP Photo/Courtesy Kim Cobain
11 of 13
The attic bedroom also includes what realtors say is the rug original to Cobain’s time living there.
AP Photo/Courtesy Kim Cobain
12 of 13
A guitar statue at ‘Kurt Cobain Landing,’ a small park near Cobain’s childhood home.
AP Photo/Elaine Thompson
13 of 13
This month marks the 20th anniversary of Nirvana’s final studio album.
Terry McGinnis/WireImage
