John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Flat

Bit of maybe useless information but it is still thereif you are an ardent fan. maybe?
The ground floor and basement maisonette was leased to Ringo Starr from early 1965, though he was to live here for only a short time before marrying Maureen Cox and finding a proper house (‘Sunny Heights’ in Weybridge). Ringo chose to keep the lease and sublet the flat to friends.
This was the flat where John Lennon and Yoko Ono first lived together, and at the time it was owned by Ringo Starr after he had moved out. McCartney wrote several Beatles songs here including Eleanor Rigby.
It was the location of their nude Two Virgins album cover and also the scene of their October 1968 drugs bust. During their time living at the flat, John and Yoko shot the controversial nude cover photographs. Apple employee Tony Bramwell having set up the camera for them and rushing away before any clothes were shed.
Jimi Hendrix also rented it for a short while afterwards but was evicted after painting all the walls black.
After the police raid, the landlord sought an injunction against Starr, forbidding anyone but Starr or his family to live there, and for no music or instruments to be played. Starr appealed, and a compromise was reached; only Starr or a family member would live in the flat. Nonetheless, Starr never used the place again, and sold his lease during 1969.