We've already reported about the successful sale of the house in Liverpool, where John Lennon has spent his childhood. Fans of the musician, who did not manage to take part in the auction, can now purchase another house of Lennon – the countryside residence Kenwood, located in Surrey, an hour's drive from London, according to ee24.com citing The Telegraph.
Since time when Lennon has purchased the house, it has increased in value in 700 times. The musician bought it in 1964 for €24 thousand, and today it's offered already for €16.4 million (£13.5 million). This is due to the huge historical value of the residence, where Lennon has written "I Feel Fine", "Ticket to Ride", "Norwegian Wood", "I Am the Walrus" and other hits.
On an area of 0.8 hectares there is the house itself, as well as multi-level scenic garden. New owners haven't kept the original interior. Now the house has a swimming pool, sauna, several bedrooms and several guest rooms.
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