At the childhood home of Beatles star George Harrison on Airbnb for £300 a night

The Liverpool terraced house was auctioned for £171,000 by Beatles fan and American Ken Lambert last November, and he has posted photos of the band for guests inside

After A Hard Day’s Night, where better for Beatles fans to hang their heads than George Harrison’s childhood home – available on Airbnb for up to £300 a night.

Photos show that the living room has the same floral wallpaper seen in early pictures of George, who lived there from the age of six.

In the living room, guests will find a guitar to play in the room where the legendary band held their early rehearsals. And photos of George growing up and the Fab Four performing are scattered throughout the house.

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The youngest of four children, George lived with his family at 25 Upton Green in Speke, Liverpool from 1949 to 1962 – just around the time The Beatles, whose hits include Let It Be, were on the verge of success.

Before becoming The Beatles, George, John Lennon and Paul McCartney were in The Quarrymen, a skiffle band that also practiced at the house in the 1950s.

The terraced house was auctioned off by 48-year-old American Ken Lambert for £171,000 last November.

Another fan had paid £156,000 for it seven years earlier.

Ken said: “I’m a huge Beatles fan and George is my favorite Beatle. I saw it was for sale and decided to bid on it. It was in pretty good condition but it was completely empty.”

People can book to stay a minimum of two nights for £200-£300 per night. Similar Airbnbs in the area are £69 a night.

Paul and John’s childhood homes in Liverpool are owned by the National Trust, which offers tours for Beatles fans.

Ringo Starr’s childhood home was bought by a fan for £70,000 in 2016 and rented out to a tenant. George died in 2001 at the age of 58 after battling lung cancer.