A Mayfair townhouse once owned by the Beatles manager Brian Epstein where the Fab Four themselves would sometimes hole up to escape their fans has gone on the market priced at £8.75 million.
The five bedroom Georgian mansion at 27 Charles Street was Epstein’s first substantial London property after his illustrious clients hit the big time in the early 1960s. He later moved to Whaddon House in Knightsbridge and in 1964 to Chapel Street in Belgravia while the Charles Street house was used as his business base where he built up an early version of the Apple Corps Beatles business empire.
