Important to know
- Address: 40 Steele Road, Leytonstone - London - England
- Getting here: Ranelagh Road (Stop Q) (140 m) Lines 257 and 339 - Leyton Metro Station (1.1 km) - Maryland Train Station (1.1 km)
The house where Steve Harris, from Iron Maiden, spent his childhood is located in Leytonstone, East London.
The founder and bassist of Iron Maiden, one of the biggest heavy metal bands in history, was raised at 40 Steele Road.
Steve Harris was born on March 12, 1956.
It was in this house that the musician began playing bass and became a devoted fan of West Ham United FC. At the age of 14, Harris even trained for nine months at the Football Academy of the traditional English club.
Less than a 20-minute walk from his childhood home is Cart & Horses, the historic pub where Iron Maiden played their first shows in 1976.
Since it is a private residence, always remember to respect the privacy of the residents and the neighborhood.
Steve Harris’ childhood home is accessible by bus (lines 257 and 339), with the nearest stop being Ranelagh Road (Stop Q), just 140 meters away. The Leyton Metro Station and Maryland Train Station are both just over 1 km away.
This is one of the key spots for fans looking to follow an Iron Maiden tour in London.
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