The global headquarters of Apple Corps, the company behind legendary rock group The Beatles, has hit the market for an eye-watering sum.
Fans of the Fab Four – John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr – can now buy a slice of music history, with the London property listed with a £9.5 million ($17.9 million) price tag.
The sale is being managed by estate agents Noble Harris, which described the listing to MusicRadar as “a chance to acquire a property with an extraordinary story”.
The Knightsbridge building served as the company’s base for almost three decades, managing the commercial interests of the group.
The Grade II-listed Victorian townhouse spans six floors, featuring two upper levels of residential space alongside four levels of commercial offices.
Inside, framed photographs of The Beatles line the walls of a double-height atrium anchored by a sweeping staircase.
Other features include decorative chandeliers, ornate ceilings, and large sash windows overlooking Ovington Square.
The building also has a formal meeting room, office spaces, a private terrace, air conditioning and a passenger lift.
Spanning about 370 square metres, the property contains roughly 245 square metres of office space and 125 square metres of residential accommodation.
The building is being marketed to buyers as a potential corporate headquarters, an investment property or a grand private residence, subject to council approval.
Apple Corps is set to relocate to its former headquarters at 3 Savile Row in Mayfair, where The Beatles famously performed their final rooftop concert in January 1969.
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