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IAN CURTIS' HOME FOR SALE
The house in which Joy Division singer Ian Curtis killed himself has been put up for sale.
The property, in Barton Street, Macclesfield, was the scene of one of rock and roll's most tragic events, with Curtis hanging himself on the eve of an American tour in May 1980.
Curtis's death prompted the collapse of Joy Division and the formation of New Order, who emerged from the ashes of the post-Punk legends.
An advertisement on a housing website, understandably, makes no mention of the events in the home, which Curtis shared with his wife and daughter before his suicide.
The two-bedroomed terrace house is described as being "ideal for first-time buyers" and valued at £65,000.
The property, in Barton Street, Macclesfield, was the scene of one of rock and roll's most tragic events, with Curtis hanging himself on the eve of an American tour in May 1980.
Curtis's death prompted the collapse of Joy Division and the formation of New Order, who emerged from the ashes of the post-Punk legends.
An advertisement on a housing website, understandably, makes no mention of the events in the home, which Curtis shared with his wife and daughter before his suicide.
The two-bedroomed terrace house is described as being "ideal for first-time buyers" and valued at £65,000.
The house in which Joy Division singer Ian Curtis killed himself has been put up for sale.
The property, in Barton Street, Macclesfield, was the scene of one of rock and roll's most tragic events, with Curtis hanging himself on the eve of an American tour in May 1980.
Curtis's death prompted the collapse of Joy Division and the formation of New Order, who emerged from the ashes of the post-Punk legends.
An advertisement on a housing website, understandably, makes no mention of the events in the home, which Curtis shared with his wife and daughter before his suicide.
The two-bedroomed terrace house is described as being "ideal for first-time buyers" and valued at £65,000, reports ananova.com.
Here are the details about this house (from Rightmove.co.uk):
Barton Street, Macclesfield
Bridgfords, Macclesfield is marketing this property.
Telephone 01625 614006 quoting their property reference 0760
Features
GROUND FLOOR
ENTRANCE HALL
LOUNGE (15'5 narrowing to 5'2 x 12'0)
KITCHEN (8'10 narrowing to 6'7 x 9'9)
DINING AREA (9'4 max X 13'6 max)
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING
BEDROOM ONE (12'11 max X 10'4)
BEDROOM TWO (9'4 narrowing to 7'6 x 13'4)
LARGER THAN AVERAGE BATHROOM
OUTSIDE
REAR - COMMUNAL YARD
FRONT - ON STREET PARKING
The property, in Barton Street, Macclesfield, was the scene of one of rock and roll's most tragic events, with Curtis hanging himself on the eve of an American tour in May 1980.
Curtis's death prompted the collapse of Joy Division and the formation of New Order, who emerged from the ashes of the post-Punk legends.
An advertisement on a housing website, understandably, makes no mention of the events in the home, which Curtis shared with his wife and daughter before his suicide.
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The two-bedroomed terrace house is described as being "ideal for first-time buyers" and valued at £65,000, reports ananova.com.
Here are the details about this house (from Rightmove.co.uk):
Barton Street, Macclesfield
Bridgfords, Macclesfield is marketing this property.
Telephone 01625 614006 quoting their property reference 0760
Features
- Double-fronted terraced cottage
- Uniquely presented throughout
- Two bedrooms
- GCH & d-glazing
- Ideal for 1st time buyers
GROUND FLOOR
ENTRANCE HALL
LOUNGE (15'5 narrowing to 5'2 x 12'0)
KITCHEN (8'10 narrowing to 6'7 x 9'9)
DINING AREA (9'4 max X 13'6 max)
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING
BEDROOM ONE (12'11 max X 10'4)
BEDROOM TWO (9'4 narrowing to 7'6 x 13'4)
LARGER THAN AVERAGE BATHROOM
OUTSIDE
REAR - COMMUNAL YARD
FRONT - ON STREET PARKING
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