The house where Michael Jackson died has gone up for sale. The Beverly Hills mansion - in which the "Thriller" singer passed away from acute Propofol intoxication in June 2009 aged 50 - went on the market on Monday for $23.9 million and, according to gossip website TMZ, a '"major celebrity" will look at it tomorrow.

The realtor - Mauricio Umansky, the CEO and co-founder of The Agency in Beverly Hills - will only show the property to serious buyers who have pre-qualified by proving they have the cash to buy the home.

The property - which Michael rented and lived in with his three children, Prince, 15, Paris, 14, and 10-year-old Blanket - has been on and off the market since the "Man in the Mirror" hitmaker died and is completely empty.

It has 13 bathrooms, a swimming pool, guest house and an elevator.

Last December, a number of items from the mansion went on sale including high-priced paintings by Maurice Utrillo and Henri Rosseau, candles and silverware. A kitchen chalkboard with a handwritten note which reads "I [heart] Daddy. SMILE, it's for free," written in childlike text - which is thought to have been penned by one of his children.