Elvis Presley is renowned not only for his remarkable music and captivating voice, which enchanted millions globally, but also for his distinctive sense of style and refined culinary preferences, exemplified by his iconic blue suede shoes.

What many may not realize is that the rock legend possessed a remarkable talent for interior design. A prime illustration of his exceptional taste is his famous personal aircraft.

In 1962, Elvis acquired his own plane, ensuring it was tailored to his desires. Upon entering, guests are greeted by opulent red velvet seating, luxurious carpeting, and elegantly crafted wooden walls.

Elvis cherished the Lockheed Jetstar for over 35 years, but following his passing in 1977, it was left neglected. This aircraft was a standout in his collection, which also included a modified Convair 880, famously known as the “Lisa Marie” and registered as Hound Dog 1. Another of his JetStar planes was referred to as Hound Dog 2. These private jets epitomized his lavish lifestyle and passion for aviation.

The aircraft depicted below remained parked on a road in Roswell, New Mexico, for an extended period before being auctioned. An Elvis enthusiast recently purchased it over the phone for $260,000 at a Florida auction. Take a moment to consider the interior; it certainly evokes a desire for a long journey aboard this plane, reminiscent of the charm associated with the King of Rock.

The wooden-paneled walls are beautifully complemented by the sumptuous red velvet seating. A modern television unit seamlessly integrates into the space. The spacious cabin offers ample seating for guests, including plush chairs, while a discreet kitchenette is situated at the rear.

One can only imagine the microwave, likely out of service after all these years. Picture Elvis rising, strolling to the kitchen, preparing one of his signature sandwiches—bananas, peanut butter, mayonnaise, and crispy bacon—and reheating it in the microwave. Embrace the nostalgia!