Graceland’s laundry room is in the basement alongside the TV and pool rooms. These iconic rooms are part of the daily tour of Elvis Presley’s stately home.

Graceland’s Whitehaven location was relatively isolated and rural when Elvis Presley purchased the property on March 19, 1957, for $102,500. Presley immediately began adding to the mansion ...

Elvis Presley's Graceland has been open for tours more than 40 years and shows off the King's mansion in Memphis, Tennessee, from the Jungle Room to his kitchen, with virtual tours also available ...

ELVIS Presley’s glamorous Graceland estate features a bizarre ‘Jungle Room’, iconic musical score gates and was once home to an eccentric collection of wild animals.

The rooms located on Graceland’s second floor were only accessible to those within Elvis Presley’s inner circle. These included his bedroom, bathroom, and office, and Lisa Marie’s suite.

Elvis Presley at Graceland. Michael Ochs Archives/Getty. Eager to find a rural refuge away from wild fans and the pressure of fame, 22-year-old Elvis Presley purchased his Graceland estate on ...

Five years after Elvis Presley’s death, Graceland was opened to the public for tours. But from 1982 until her death in 1993, The King’s Aunt Delta continued to live at the Memphis mansion and ...

Graceland, which was built in 1939 in Colonial Revival style, was purchased by Elvis in 1957 when he was just 22 years old.

Graceland’s dining room. Getty Images. The lavish estate is now worth an estimated $500 million. “The tour of Graceland Mansion includes the living room, his parents’ bedroom, the kitchen ...

Forty-seven years after the passing of Elvis Presley, his legendary home, Graceland, continues to attract fans from around the globe to Memphis, Tennessee. It’s where Presley resided from 1957 ...

Riley Keough recalls getting 'trapped' in Elvis Presley's room with her mom during Graceland tours. Keough is now the sole heir and beneficiary of the estate, following her mother's 2023 death.

Elvis Presley purchased Graceland — the house, the barn and its 13.8 acres of land in Memphis' Whitehaven neighborhood — on March 19, 1957.