By Kieran Corcoran The childhood home of George Harrison, where The Beatles began to take shape as the pop sensation that would conquer the world, has been put up for sale. The humble three-bed terrace in Liverpool was home to Harrison and his family in the 1950s and was where he and his friends Paul McCartney and John Lennon held their first band rehearsals. And though the house has been formally valued at just £75,000, the owners hope the part it played in the Beatles legacy will boost its value significantly. Live and Let Buy: Beatles star George Harrison lived at the above home in the Speke district of Livepool in the 1950s and 1960s, just as his band with John Lennon and Paul McCartney was taking shape
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Harrison family lived in the three-bedroom Liverpool terraced council house in the 1950s and 1960s
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During that time George met bandmates John Lennon and Paul McCartney and rehearsed in the property
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Harrisons moved away in 1962 - just before Beatlemania exploded - and new tenants later bought it from the council
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The house, which passed to the next generation, valued at £75,000, but it is hoped Beatles connection will boost price
Where the heart is: A @placeholder couple bought the home from the council in the 1980s, but later died.