The band held guerrilla gigs in the flat’s front room, and nicknamed the property ‘the Albion Rooms’
The former east London flat of The Libertines' Pete Doherty and Carl Barât, known as "the Albion Rooms" and a site of guerrilla gigs in the early 2000s, is for sale for £850,000. The two-bedroom maisonette on Teesdale Street, now renovated, features a bar area, velvet drapes, and a roof terrace. The band were living in the flat after signing a deal with Rough Trade in 2001. Barât left the property in 2003.
