Liverpool Childhood Homes And Early Addresses
The Beatles grew up in several homes across Liverpool, with the most famous being 20 Forthlin Road and 57 Green Street, where Paul McCartney lived as a child and teenager. John Lennon grew up at 251 Menlove Avenue, known as Mendips, which was later donated to the National Trust. These addresses are now preserved heritage sites and are among the most visited Beatles locations in the UK.
For current property values and ownership details, the UK Land Registry provides official records, and the National Trust maintains the Lennon and McCartney childhood homes with public access details available on its official site nationaltrust.org.uk.
London Homes And Apple Corps Headquarters
In London, the Beatles stayed at the Savoy Hotel, the Dorchester, and later rented homes in St John's Wood, with 57 Green Street being a short-lived early address before they moved to more permanent London residences. Apple Corps, the company the Beatles founded, operated from offices at 3 Savile Row, a location that became iconic after the rooftop concert and is now a commercial property managed under corporate filings.
Details on Apple Corps' corporate structure and property holdings can be explored through official company filings and business profiles on forbes.com, which also tracks high-profile music industry real estate transactions.
Later Residences, Investments, And Current Ownership
As the Beatles' wealth grew, they invested in properties including Tittenhurst Park in Sunninghill, Berkshire, which John Lennon and Yoko Ono purchased in 1969 and later sold, and 34 Montagu Square, Marylebone, where Paul McCartney lived in the late 1960s. Today, many of these former Beatles properties are in private hands or have been converted into luxury rentals, with values reflecting the premium attached to music history.
Property records and valuation data for former Beatles homes are available through UK Land Registry and major real estate platforms, while financial details of Beatles-related investments are covered by business outlets such as bloomberg.com and sec.gov for any publicly disclosed corporate assets.