Late NIRVANA frontman KURT COBAIN’s childhood home in Aberdeen, Washington is up for sale with a listing price of $500,000.

Los Angeles-based realtors The Agency are marketing the 4-bedroom, 1 bath, 1,522 square foot bungalow.

Cobain lived in the Aberdeen home from when he was a few months old until he was nine, when his parents separated, and then again from age 16 until about 20. The home is still largely preserved, with many belongings of Kurt’s still in place.

There are even marks and drawings on the walls made by Kurt, and pieces of original furniture including family dining table/hutch, Kurt’s childhood mattress, the rug in his room and more.

The home is an amazing look into Kurt’s past, as everything is still more or less preserved and captures his early years that led to his legendary career.

The home is located in a quiet residential neighborhood three blocks from the park that Aberdeen has dedicated as the Kurt Cobain Memorial Park.

This week, NIRVANA released the 20th anniversary reissue of their 1993 album, 'In Utero.'

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