John Lennon's hit "Imagine" perceived as a troubling piece of music.
John Lennon's Former Estate on Sale for €17.5 Million
Nestled on the Sandbanks peninsula in Dorset, England, a piece of music history is up for grabs. The luxury estate, once owned by the legendary John Lennon, is currently on the market for around €17.5 million.
Known as 'Imagine,' the villa offers a stunning view of Poole Harbour and boasts 835 square meters of living space. John Lennon purchased the plot back in 1965 for £26,500, a sum that would surely fetch a much higher price today.
The original house on the estate has been demolished, but the grounds remain, providing a serene setting for the new luxurious building. The villa features six bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, an indoor pool for daily swimming, and a private cinema for movie nights.
John Lennon often visited the estate with family members such as his son Julian, first wife Cynthia, and later Yoko Ono. The Beatles' frontman called the estate 'the most beautiful place I've ever been.' It is no wonder that the villa has become a place of memory for Lennon's fans.
Before selling the property in the 1960s, John Lennon allegedly gifted his dear Aunt Mimi with something in Dorset, but there are no relevant search results providing information about this. Lennon's maternal aunt, Mary Smith, lived in the house until her death in 1994.
The villa's name, 'Imagine,' is a homage to Lennon's famous solo composition. The new building, like its namesake, is a luxurious one, promising a life of comfort and style for its future owner.
Located on the south coast of England, the estate offers breathtaking views of Poole Harbour from all rooms. Whether you're lounging by the pool or watching a movie in the private cinema, you'll be treated to a picturesque view of the harbour.
For those with a love for music history and a taste for luxury, this estate is a dream come true. With its connection to John Lennon and its stunning location, it's an opportunity that won't come around often.
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