Gibb brothers lived at St. Catherine's Drive in the late 1940s
The childhood home of the Bee Gees is up for sale.
For a short while, whilst very young, Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb lived at 50, St. Catherine's Drive, Douglas - their parents having moved there in 1949.
The house has a blue plaque commemorating that time.
The three-bedroom property is on the market for £379,000.
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