John Lennon House: The Last Mansion

Who was John Lennon?

.John Lennon was a musician. He was a member of the iconic band, the Beatles. Furthermore, he had a lot of success as a solo artist.

Lennon co-wrote and sang many of the Beatles songs alongside Paul McCartney. Some of the band's most famous songs include “Let it be” “Hey Jude” and “Can’t buy me love.”

Additionally, as a solo artist, Lennon made amazing songs such as “Imagine.” Lennon was married to singer Yoko Ono at the time of his death. Furthermore, he is the father to sons Julian Lennon and Sean Lennon.

Both of whom followed in their father’s footsteps and became musicians as well as peace activists. Sadly, in 1980 Lennon was shot in killed by Mark David Chapman. Check out the John Lennon house below.

John Lennon Age: October 9th, 1940 ( 40 years old at the time of his death)

John Lennon Height: 5’10’’

Where was John Lennon from? Liverpool, England

How much was John Lennon worth?

John Lennon Net Worth: $200 million

Where Did John Lennon Live?

This incredible oceanfront mansion is located in Palm Beach, FL. Additionally, it is the last home Lennon purchased before his death.

The house has seven bedrooms and twelve bathrooms over 10,000 square feet of space. This sprawling mansion was built back in 1925. The inside looks almost like a castle, with oversized fireplaces and grand architecture. Furthermore, not only does it features a large private pool, but it also has amazing views of the ocean. Additionally, there is even an incredible outside dining area that faces the ocean. The home includes a library, salon, and wet bar. Furthermore, it also features a whole wing dedicated to the master suite. The master wing features a sitting room, luxurious ensuite, and private terrace. Additionally, the grounds are also home to a private tennis court.

Specifications:

Bedrooms: 7

Bathrooms: 12

Square Feet: 10,559 sq ft

Price: $53.3 million

John Lennon Address: Ocean Blvd, Palm Beach, FL 33480

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