Melbourne home where Beyonce filmed a music video goes up for auction for $510000

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  • The set for Beyonce’s 2013 No Angel film clip at 20 Beith Street, Brunswick, in Melbourne, has been listed for sale
  • The Queen Bee shot the film clip outside the turquoise home with peeling paint in a white leotard and fur coat
  • At the time, it was thought she was shooting promotional images for her Australian Mrs Carter tour 
  • The two bedroom property is on the market for $470,000 to $510,000, and will be auctioned later this month
  • Owner Jeanette Meadows, 82, is selling the two-bedder after she was paid only $300 by Beyoncé’s entourage

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Rachel Eddie For Daily Mail Australia


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09:45 GMT, 2 February 2016

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The set of Beyoncé’s No Angel film clip, a not-so flawless Melbourne cottage, has been listed for sale by its 82-year-old owner and could have fans check on it at the inspection.

When Queen Bee was spotted at the 20 Beith Street, Brunswick home in October 2013, it was originally thought she was shooting promotional images for her Australian Mrs Carter tour.

But it was later revealed she was dressed in the white leotard and fur coat at the turquoise home to film the clip as part of her secretly produced self-titled album, released December that year without any promotion.

It’s unlikely any divas will want to purchase the two-bedroom weatherboard cottage with peeling paint and tin roof, but independent women could afford the home, listed for between $470,000 and $510,000.

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The set of Beyoncé's 2013 No Angel film clip, a not-so flawless cottage in Brunswick, Melbourne, has been listed for sale

The set of Beyoncé’s 2013 No Angel film clip, a not-so flawless cottage in Brunswick, Melbourne, has been listed for sale

But the opportunity to boost its sale price hasn’t been lost on the Nelson Alexander realtors thanks to the No Angel clip The two-bedroom home has been listed for sale for between $470,000 and $510,000

The two-bedroom home (right) has been listed for sale for between $470,000 and $510,000. But the opportunity to boost its sale price hasn’t been lost on the Nelson Alexander realtors thanks to the No Angel clip (left)

However, it could fetch more thanks to the No Angel film clip, and 82-year-old owner Jeanette Meadows might finally see remuneration after she was paid only $300 by Beyoncé’s entourage, Herald Sun reported.

The opportunity to boost its sale price hasn’t been lost on the Nelson Alexander realtors either, who boasted the ‘charming’ home was ‘most notably the scene of pop megastar Beyoncé’s 2013 No Angel clip’.

But sitting on 140m2, the buyer will need to fork out more than the sale price in restoration costs.

Although the two-bedroom home is to be sold in trendy, up-coming Brunswick in Melbourne's inner-north, for a modest price, the buyer will need to fork out much more on renovating the decrepit home

Although the two-bedroom home is to be sold in trendy, up-coming Brunswick in Melbourne’s inner-north, for a modest price, the buyer will need to fork out much more on renovating the decrepit home

It’s unlikely any divas will want to purchase the two-bedroom weatherboard home with peeling paint and tin roof

It’s unlikely any divas will want to purchase the two-bedroom weatherboard home with peeling paint and tin roof

Jeanette Meadows was paid only $300 by Beyoncé's entourage. The 82-year-old has lived at the shabby home with husband Roy for more than 50 years

Jeanette Meadows was paid only $300 by Beyoncé’s entourage. The 82-year-old has lived at the shabby home with husband Roy for more than 50 years

The Edwardian home on Beith Street has a sunny courtyard and is perched on 140m2. It's open for inspection on Saturday and will be auctioned later this month

The Edwardian home on Beith Street has a sunny courtyard and is perched on 140m2. It’s open for inspection on Saturday and will be auctioned later this month

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The Beith Street, Brunswick Edwardian will be open for inspection on Saturday and go to auction later this month.

Ms Meadows has lived there with her husband Roy for more than 50 years, according to Herald Sun.

Then 80, she told media at the time she wasn’t ‘not keen on her at all’, and appeared confused by the attention.

‘I didn’t know who it was, I thought it was somebody’s fiancé,’ The Daily Edition reported her saying.

‘But that’s how you pronounce her name. What is she, French or something or what?’

Fans recreated their own shoots outside the home after an image of the girl that runs the world spread on social media in October 2013.

When Queen Bee was spotted at the 20 Beith Street, Brunswick home in October 2013, it was originally thought she was shooting promotional images for her Australian Mrs Carter tour, but it was later revealed to be for the secret No Angel clip

When Queen Bee was spotted at the 20 Beith Street, Brunswick home in October 2013, it was originally thought she was shooting promotional images for her Australian Mrs Carter tour, but it was later revealed to be for the secret No Angel clip

Then 80, homeowner Ms Meadows said she ‘wasn’t keen on’ Beyoncé’s outfit (pictured), and thought she was someone’s ‘fiancé’

It was later revealed she was dressed in the white leotard and fur coat at the turquoise home to film the clip for her secretly produced self-titled album, released December that year without any promotion

It was later revealed she was dressed in the white leotard and fur coat at the turquoise home to film the clip for her secretly produced self-titled album, released December that year without any promotion

A photo of Beyoncé outside the home (pictured) in late October, 2013, circled social media sparked speculation and many fans flocked to the address to recreate the shoot

A photo of Beyoncé outside the home (pictured) in late October, 2013, circled social media sparked speculation and many fans flocked to the address to recreate the shoot

Then 80, she told media at the time she wasn’t ‘not keen on her at all’, and appeared confused by the attention ‘I didn’t know who it was, I thought it was somebody’s fiancé,' she said. ‘But that’s how you pronounce her name. What is she, French or something or what?’

Then 80, she told media at the time she wasn’t ‘not keen on her at all’, and appeared confused by the attention. ‘I didn’t know who it was, I thought it was somebody’s fiancé,’ she said. ‘But that’s how you pronounce her name. What is she, French or something or what?’

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