Whitney Houston’s New Jersey mansion has changed hands for the second time in six months with the new owner claiming he is a ‘big fan’ who plans to preserve the property as a memorial to the late singing superstar.

Physician and real estate investor Matthew Krauthamer has paid $1.5 million for the house in Mendham Township.

Krauthamer, 33, who paid tribute to Houston’s ‘amazing voice,’ plans to restore the property to its former glory as a tribute to the I Wanna Dance With Somebody singer.

‘I’m very conscious of preserving what she created there,’ he told the Star-Ledger.

‘She had a lot of love and treated people very well. Her house was her family. Some of them lived there and some of them stayed there.

‘She was generous to so many people and she spent a fortune renovating the house. The grounds are beautiful.’

Built 1986 for $2.7 million, Houston and her former husband Bobby Brown hosted their lavish 1992 wedding there.