Like many others I’m, I consider myself a huge fan of Elvis Presley. I mean, they don’t call him The King for nothing. His music and work is timeless, and like any good legend, the man’s living quarters even became a historical landmark. Of course, Elvis owned properties fit for, well, a King. I’m sure you’ve all heard of or paid a visit to the famous Graceland estate in Tennessee which we’ll take a look at, but he also owned a gorgeous home in Beverly Hills and more. So get ready to take a trip back in time and see the places Elvis once called home. Elvis Presley, also known simply as Elvis was a singer, musician, and actor, and referred to as the King or the King of Rock and Roll. His energized interpretations of songs and “provocative” performance style combined with influences across color lines during a transformative time, led Elvis to great success – despite controversy at first. Elvis was born in Tupelo Mississippi and relocated to Memphis Tennessee with his family when he was 13, also where his music career began in 1954. He worked at Sun Records recording tunes with producer Sam Phillips who wanted to bring the sound of African American music to a wider audience. When Elvis released the single Heartbreak Hotel in 1956 it became a number one hit, and with a bunch of TV appearances and chart-topping records, he became the leading figure in the new and popular Rock and Roll. Elvis has won a handful of awards and is the best selling solo music artist of all time.