McCartney house sells for £150,000
The childhood home of Beatles legend Paul McCartney is to be sold at an auction in Liverpool's famous Cavern Club for £150,000
The Liverpool childhood property of Beatles legend Paul McCartney has bought for £150,000 at auction.
The terraced residence in Western Avenue, Speke, was exactly where the musician lived with his mothers and fathers from 1947 until the mid-nineteen fifties.
McCartney's mom Mary labored as a midwife at the time, and the relatives are explained to have been well regarded in the neighborhood.
The sale was held at Liverpool's Cavern Club in which The Beatles usually performed.
Beatles guideline Paul Beesley explained: "This is an significant dwelling due to the fact it's the place Paul expended his formative schoolboy years.
'Lots of interest'
"He was uncovered to audio from an early age and his dad experienced a jazz band. Paul's 1st instrument was the trumpet.
Source: The Beacon Review
