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Mendips is the childhood home of Beatles' singer and songwriter John Lennon. The house is a fine example of 1950s semi-detached housing. Visitors to Mendips can still see the house and garden as it was when John Lennon lived here and the house still feels like a real home. The house is now Grade II listed by English Heritage.

EN251 Menlove Avenue
ENThe Beatles' Childhood Homes - National Trust

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Mendips
Menlove Ave
L25 7SA Liverpool

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Opening hours

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Admission

Adults£9.50
Children£4.75
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Facilities

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Location & Map

Menlove Ave, Liverpool

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    Mendips, located in Liverpool, England, is the childhood home of John Lennon and now serves as a museum dedicated to the legendary Beatles member. Visitors often praise the authenticity and preservation of the 1950s-style house, which offers a intimate look into Lennon's early life. The tour guides are frequently mentioned as knowledgeable and passionate, providing insightful stories and details about Lennon's upbringing and the formation of The Beatles.

    Many reviewers appreciate the small group sizes, which allow for a more personal experience and the opportunity to ask questions. The house is maintained to reflect the period when Lennon lived there, complete with period furnishings and decorations, giving visitors a sense of stepping back in time.

    Some visitors note that the tour can be relatively short, lasting about 30-40 minutes, which may leave some wanting more. Additionally, as it is a small house, it can feel cramped during busier periods. Photography is not allowed inside the house, which some find disappointing but others appreciate for preservation reasons.

    The museum's location in the suburbs of Liverpool means it's a bit out of the way from the city center, which some visitors find inconvenient. However, many agree that the trip is worthwhile for Beatles fans and those interested in music history.

    Overall, Mendips offers a genuine and nostalgic experience for Beatles enthusiasts and provides valuable insights into John Lennon's formative years. While it may not appeal to everyone, those with an interest in music history or The Beatles generally find it a rewarding visit.

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