Michael Jackson's final residence complete with 'medieval chapel' selling for $19.5m

His iconic Neverland Ranch was put on the market last week.

Now, another one of Michael Jackson's former abodes will be sold.

The late singer's Las Vegas house - where he lived from 2006 to 2008 - has been listed for $19.5 million, according to Trulia.

Legacy: Michael Jackson's final residence in Las Vegas has been put on the market for $19.5 million, Jackson pictured in LA in 2008, on year before he passed away

Opulent: The Spanish Mediterranean-style estate features seven bedrooms and 12 baths

The seven bedroom, 12 bath home features an 'underground art gallery' and a 7,394-square-foot 'Medieval Chapel' that seats 74 guests.

The Spanish Mediterranean-style estate, which was built in 1952, sits on 1.7 acres of ground but does not include a swimming pool.

The house is where the King Of Pop lived after he returned to the United States from Bahrain, where he sought refuge after he was acquitted of child molestation charges in 2005.

Michael Jackson made $700m since his death five years ago

Plenty of space: The home, which was built in 1952, sits on 1.7 acres

Sanctuary: The house is where the King Of Pop lived after he returned to the United States from Bahrain, where he sought refuge after he was acquitted of child molestation charges in 2005

Social: A spacious bar area is an ideal spot for entertaining guests

Warm and welcoming: One sitting room sports wooden floors and walls and comfortable leather seats

Jackson leased the property from the Honorary Consul - a group of foreign diplomats - who still owns it. 

Jackson allegedly was the last resident of the property, which was left vacant until 2011 when the owners carried out extensive renovations.

The home was previously listed for $4.8 million in 2011.

Daily prayers: The estate even has its own Medieval Chapel that seats 74 guests

Holy place: The so-called 'Neverland Chapel' sports two-stories and a giant chandelier in the center

Plenty of seating: The chapel includes galleries where worshippers can sit and take in the service

Meanwhile, the star's famous Neverland Ranch also is to be sold.

The Santa Ynez  property will reportedly be put on the market by Colony Capital - who own a primary stake in the estate - after buying out the late singer's $23 million mortgage to save it from foreclosure in 2008 - in order to recoup the debt they are owed on the house.

It comes after the singer's children were involved in a restoration project last year to restore the estate to its former glory after it fell into disrepair.

Something for everyone: The house also features an underground art gallery

European flair: The lush grounds sport fountains and plenty of outdoor seating space

Picturesque: A cobbled driveway leads you to the main house

Elegant: Archways, terracotta tiles and wooden beams all lend the property a Spanish Hacienda feel

A source told RadarOnline.com: 'Colony Capital has the legal right to sell the property to pay down the debt they are owed from the loan, interest, management fee and maintenance costs.'

The property is worth around $27 million, but insiders believe it could fetch as much as $60 million because of its famous former owner.

Officials from Michael's estate said they are 'saddened' by the news of the sale but insist they plan to keep the legacy of the Thriller hitmaker - who died of acute Propofol intoxication in June 2009 - going strong at his other former home.

They said in a statement: 'We are saddened at the prospect of the sale of Neverland which, under the agreement negotiated during Michael's lifetime, Colony has the right to sell.

Iconic property: Meanwhile, the star's famous Neverland Ranch also is to be sold