Need a holiday that's like a prayer? Madonna fans can stay in her former London home

Inside Madonna and Guy Ritchie's former Georgian mews house in the upmarket Kensington area of London, which is now a holiday rental. Photo / HomeAway

Madonna fans can enjoy their very own holiday - in the Queen of Pop's former London home.

The luxury two-bedroom Georgian mews house, which she previously owned with ex-husband Guy Ritchie, is now a holiday rental in the upmarket Kensington area of the city, MailOnline Travel reports.

A stay in the house doesn't come cheap as prices start from $971 per night and guests must stay for a minimum of four nights. Photo / HomeAway

But a stay in the house doesn't come cheap - prices start from $971 per night and guests must stay for a minimum of four nights.

The listing, which recently appeared on HomeAway, describes the holiday rental as "beguiled by wide open spaces" with an open plan sitting room and dining room.

The home was owned by Madonna and her ex-husband Guy Ritchie. Scenes from Ritchie's film Layer Cake were filmed in the property. Photo / Getty Images

It has a large six-seater cream sofa and a floor-to-ceiling library that's packed full of books.

There's a sleek chrome kitchen that is fitted out with high-end appliances as well as a large dining table for entertaining guests.

Beautiful French doors with arched windows lead to a balcony and let in plenty of light.

The two bedrooms can sleep up to six people with the master bedroom boasting a king-size bed, plus a two-seater sofa bed.

A second bedroom also has a king-size bed. The bed can also be split and made into two singles. Photo / HomeAway

The en-suite bathroom has twin basins and a shower paved with limestone, while the family bathroom down the hall is similarly plush.

A second bedroom also has a king-size bed - or it can be split and made into two singles.

The listing on HomeAway says the house 'oozes English charm' and is sure to be a hit with film buffs. Photo / HomeAway

Film fanatics might also recognise the property as it was used to film scenes for the 2004 Guy Ritchie movie, Layer Cake.

The listing on HomeAway says the house "oozes English charm" and is sure to be a hit with film buffs.

The living room has a large six-seater cream sofa and a floor-to-ceiling library that's packed full of books. Photo / HomeAway

It reads: "Fit for film both inside and out, this sprawling, secluded mews house is sure to tantalise and inspire."