Inside Ozzy Osbourne’s Final UK Mansion | House Tour 2025 | In Memory

Azie Osborne, the prince of darkness, a pioneer of heavy metal, a reality TV icon, and a cultural force for over five decades. Born John Michael Osborne in Birmingham, England on December 3rd, 1948, he would go on to shape the sound of modern music with Black Sabbath and later as a solo artist. Known for his wild antics, grally vocals, and unmistakable presence, Azie became more than a musician. He became a legend. From biting the head off a bat to collecting Grammys and selling out stadiums, Azie lived life to the absolute fullest. But behind the persona was a man who loved his family, cherished his roots, and built homes that reflected the many layers of his journey. Now, as the world says goodbye to this once in a generation icon, we take you inside the homes Aussie Osborne called his own, both in his native England and in the heart of Los Angeles. This is Aussie Osborne's final home tour. Guys, I have an important announcement about this channel. There is someone trying to take this channel, Famous Entertainment, Down and have everything that I've worked so hard on deleted. Click the link in the top comment and I'll explain everything at the end of this video, so please stay tuned. Azie Osborne has just passed away at the age of 76. It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Aussie Osborne has passed away this morning. his family said in a statement on July 22nd. He was with his family and surrounded by love. In his final weeks, Azie took the stage for a farewell Black Sabbath concert on July 5th in his hometown of Birmingham. Stated on a throne surrounded by his bandmates and tens of thousands of fans, it was a fitting sendoff for the godfather of heavy metal. In 2020, Aussie revealed that he had been battling Parkinson's disease, which is a progressive neurological condition that affected his movement and later his mobility. Over the years, the toll on his body became more clear. Multiple surgeries, stem cell treatments, and physical therapy followed, all in the hope of getting back to the stage that he loved. Despite those challenges, Aussie remained fiercely optimistic. "For all my complaining, I'm still alive," he said in 2025. I may be moaning that I can't walk, but I look down the road and there's people that didn't do half as much as me and didn't make it. He survived by his wife Sharon, their children, and a legacy that spans generations. In 2023, Aussie and Sharon Osborne announced plans to move back to the UK, returning to their historic estate in Buckinghamshshire known as the Welder's House. The couple originally purchased the grade two listed Georgian mansion in 1993. Tucked away in the quiet countryside of Chaon. The 8bedroom four-b home also includes a library, games room, indoor pool, spa, croquet lawn, and a tennis court. All set against the backdrop of lush English greenery. Although secluded, the property is only about an hour's drive from London. The area is known for its exclusivity with average home prices popping almost a million pounds. And it was the perfect retreat for the Osbornes as they looked to escape the chaos of Los Angeles. But this wasn't just a return home. It was a reimagining of what home meant for Aussie in his final years. Earlier in 2025, the couple unveiled a massive rehab wing, an entirely new extension dedicated to Aussy's health and recovery. The wing was nearly the same size as the main house and includes a health and welfare exercise studio, an art room, spa, wet room, changing area, extended gym, and even a boating lake. Photos from here show boats gently floating in the lake, which is now surrounded by wildlife habitats, bat boxes, and aquatic features. A peaceful escape for a man who once dominated the loudest stages in the world. To preserve Azy's privacy, the estate was upgraded with tall fences and enhanced CCTV. More guest parking was also added, likely for medical teams and therapists that were assisting in his care. As he prepared for his final performance in Birmingham, he did so from this very home, living not in darkness, but in peace. Before returning to the UK, Azie and Sharon spent years living in a Mediterranean style mansion located in the elite Hanok Park neighborhood of Los Angeles. The 11,565 ft estate, which they purchased in 2012 for a reported $12 million was listed for 17.5 million as the couple announced their plans to relocate. Designed by architect AK Kellogg, the home featured seven bedrooms, 11 baths, and stunning period details, including arch doorways, a grand staircase, herring bone floors, a wood paneled office, and a showstoppping chandelier in the formal living room. One of the standout spaces is the red velvet home theater where a fireplace is signed by Hollywood legends like Lin Redgrave, Mel Torm, and Natalie Wood. Throughout the home, the Osbornes left their unique mark. The kitchen with topend appliances opens into a breakfast nook by a pink circular bette surrounded by green chairs, which is definitely an eclectic touch that perfectly suits their style. The master suite here was expanded during their ownership and includes two bathrooms as well as a dressing room along with four more on suite bedrooms on the upper floors. There's even a private guest apartment above the elevator. Outside the home is no less impressive. It sits on half an acre with handlaid ceramic tiles in the formal pool, lush hedges, fountains, and access to nearby upscale Larchmont Village. Hancock Park is home to many Hollywood elite and Aussy's Home sits on one of its most exclusive streets, South Hudson Avenue. Though not the highest priced home in the neighborhood, it holds something even rarer. True rock and roll history. From the foggy streets of Birmingham to the sundrenched avenues of Los Angeles, Azie Osborne lived a life few could imagine. He was the architect of heavy metal, the unfiltered father figure in reality TV, and a voice that inspired generations. But behind the fame, the chaos, and the music, there was a man who definitely found comfort in the walls of his homes, places where he healed, created, and reflected. These were more than just houses. They were sanctuaries. As we remember the legacy of Aussie Osborne, we remember not just the stages that he conquered, but the homes that held his most personal moments. Rest well, Aussie. The world will never forget you. Hey everyone, first of all, I want to say a huge thank you to my 500,000 subscribers. I absolutely love you all and your support over the years has meant everything to me. It's kept me going through the loss of Shirou, the economy crashing, and lots of other ups and downs. Now, I have a little favor to ask. 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