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Partridge Family star and 1970s icon Cassidy died in hospital on Tuesday after suffering from dementia and organ failure.
But the Fort Lauderdale mansion where he once lived is still going strong - and features plenty of Cassidy memorabilia alongside various luxuries.
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The Fort Lauderdale mansion where he once lived is still going strong - and features plenty of Cassidy memorabilia alongside various luxuries
His former estate is on offer for between $1,200 and nearly $2,000 a night depending on the season. Pictured: One of the exquisite bedrooms
It features six bedrooms, six bathrooms, a private lake with a dock, a pool (pictured), spa, volleyball court and, of course, a stash of awards, posters and other Cassidy paraphernalia
Cassidy, who announced earlier this year that he had been diagnosed with dementia, died surrounded by his family, a family statement released by publicist JoAnn Geffen said. Pictured: The home from above
Kicked out of high school for truancy, David Cassidy dreamed of becoming an actor and had made appearances on Bonanza, Ironside and other programs before producers at ABC television asked him to audition for The Partridge Family. Pictured: limo rental new york city His former Florida home
David Cassidy, the teen and pre-teen idol who starred in the 1970s sitcom The Partridge Family and sold millions of records as the musical group's lead singer, died Tuesday at age 67
Doctors told the family that his only hope for survival was to undergo a liver transplant, but this was quickly ruled out since he would not have been able to withstand the surgery. Pictured: A pool table at his luxury former home
According to TMZ, his former estate is on offer for between $1,200 and nearly $2,000 a night depending on the season.
It features six bedrooms, six bathrooms, a private lake with a dock, a pool, spa, volleyball court and, of course, a stash of awards, posters and other Cassidy paraphernalia.
But it is only possible to rent it if you book a minimum of three nights.
He bought the home - which is available on Airbnb - in 2001 before selling it in 2015 for $2million.
Cassidy, who announced earlier this year that he had been diagnosed with dementia, died surrounded by his family, a family statement released by publicist JoAnn Geffen said.
The beautiful home features a pleasant garden and access to a private lake. But it is only possible to rent it if you book a minimum of three nights
He bought the home - which is available on Airbnb - in 2001 before selling it in 2015 for $2million. Pictured: One of the six bathrooms
Sitting on the dock of the bay: The home has its own private dock featuring extra-comfortable Muskoka chairs
Classy: The home also features lots of memorabilia connected with the 1970s icon. Pictured: The kitchen space
No further details were immediately available, but Geffen said on Saturday that Cassidy was in a Fort Lauderdale, Florida, hospital suffering from organ failure - a symptom of dementia.
'David died surrounded by those he loved, with joy in his heart and free from the pain that had gripped him for so long,' the statement said.
'Thank you for the abundance and support you have shown him these many years.'
Cassidy had been on life support since Monday, according to TMZ.
Doctors told the family that his only hope for survival was to undergo a liver transplant, but this was quickly ruled out since he would not have been able to withstand the surgery.
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At around noon on Tuesday, the family decided to remove Cassidy from life support.
Cassidy's family was on hand to bid him farewell - including his brothers Shaun, Patrick and Ryan; his children Beau and Katie; and nephews and his ex-wife Sue Cassidy.
The Partridge Family aired from 1970-74 and was a fictional variation of the '60s performers the Cowsills, intended at first as a vehicle for Shirley Jones, the Oscar winning actress and Cassidy's stepmother.
Jones played Shirley Partridge, a widow with five children with whom she forms a popular act that travels on a psychedelic bus.
The cast also featured Cassidy as eldest son and family heartthrob Keith Partridge; Susan Dey, later of LA Law fame, as sibling Laurie Partridge and Danny Bonaduce as sibling Danny Partridge.
It was an era for singing families - the Osmonds, the Jacksons.
The Partridge Family never cracked the top 10 in TV ratings, but the recordings under their name, mostly featuring Cassidy, Jones and session players, produced real-life musical hits and made Cassidy a real-life musical superstar.
The 67-year-old Partridge Family star and singer was rushed to hospital in Florida three days ago and his condition was said to be 'grim'
'I'm very sad to hear about David Cassidy,' tweeted Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson
'Because his stardom was launched from a TV show much like the Monkees, many overlooked just how hugely popular David Cassidy was as a singer in the early 70s,' MSNBC Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough tweeted
'So sad to hear of the passing of David Cassidy,' Harry Connick Jr tweeted. 'He was always so kind to me - such a pleasure to have had him on my show... sending love and prayers to his family... R.I.P. friend'
'Farewell David Cassidy, For some of us that travel the broad highway it's just like that sometimes. May you rest In peace Brother,' tweeted Lol Tolhurst, founding member of The Cure
'My thoughts and prayers are with the family and loved ones of David Cassidy,' disco era singing star Gloria Gaynor tweeted on Tuesday
Television host Larry King also paid tribute to Cassidy on his Twitter account on Tuesday
'So sorry to hear about David Cassidy's passing,' tweeted Rick Springfield. 'Godspeed'
'Rest in peace, David Cassidy,' actress Alyssa Milano tweeted on Tuesday
Former TV star Tom Arnold tweeted: 'RIP David Cassidy. 'Who my age did not want to look like, sound like, just be him when they were young? I was lucky to get to know the sweet & very funny real David as an adult & I still wanted to be him.