McCartney Times

Late Beatles guitarist George Harrison’s childhood home, a small house in a Liverpool suburb that played a big role in British music history, could sell for as much as $269,000 this month when it goes to auction.

The three-bedroom terraced house in Speke, roughly 8 miles outside of Liverpool, was once an early rehearsal space for the Beatles, as well as The Quarrymen, an earlier iteration that was the first band in which John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Harrison played together as teenagers before drummer Ringo Starr joined years later.

Harrison’s family moved into the property at 25 Upton Green in 1950, when the future Beatle was just 6 years old, and lived there for 12 years, according to Omega Auctions, which provided photos of the guitarist inside and in front of the home.

While the property has undergone renovations since Harrison lived there, many of the original features from his time living in the house remain, like the bath, sink, some doors and a large kitchen hutch.

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Source: George Harrison’s Childhood Home, An Early Beatles Rehearsal Space, Could Sell For $269,000