Aretha Franklin's Bloomfield Township Home Hits the Market

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (CBS Detroit) - The Bloomfield Township home of the late Aretha Franklin, the "Queen of Soul" hit the market this week.

The 4,148-square-foot brick Colonial-style house in Bloomfield Township is listed for $800,000.

With five bedrooms, seven baths and a community pool and tennis courts.

There also is a three-car garage, jetted tub with sauna and multiple decks.

Franklin was 76 and living in a riverfront apartment in downtown Detroit when she died in August from advanced pancreatic cancer. Her songs "Think" and "Respect" are R&B classics.

Franklin died without a will. Her tangible assets include several pieces of property in the Detroit area that according to tax assessors' estimates are worth at least $2 million, with a market value that could easily be twice that.