A Liverpool property which played a major role in Beatles history is set to go under the hammer.
John Lennon’s mother’s house on Blomfield Road in Allerton was significant in the musical development of The Beatles. It hosted jam sessions featuring Paul McCartney, George Harrison and the other members of The Quarrymen before they formed The Beatles took the world by storm.
The three-bedroom property was also once dubbed 'the house of sin' by John's aunt Mimi, who he eventually went on to live with on Menlove Avenue. John would visit his mother regularly and said she became like a "young aunt or big sister" figure to him in his teenage years.
