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Adam Johnson's house is back on the market less than a month after a sale was reportedly agreed.
The disgraced former footballer, 29, dropped the valuation of the five-bedroom property by almost £200,000 last year and it was taken off the market in March following a further £150,000 reduction.
But now, not even three weeks later, the house has reappeared online with a £1.7million valuation.
All trace of the present owner, including photos, shirts and football memorabilia, have been removed.
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Johnson, currently held in Moorland jail, Doncaster, previously shared the house with his ex-girlfriend Stacey Flounders, 27, who has since moved into another home with their daughter Ayla, two.
Ex-Middlesbrough, Man City and Sunderland winger Johnson bought the house for £1,575,000 in 2012.
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(Photo: Rightmove)
The estate agent details describe it as a property of ‘prestige and rarity which offers luxurious living on a grand scale’.
They continue: “A magnificent home in which to entertain, the vendors have invested in further upgrades in the main house including adding a games room with built-in bar and a cinema room fully fitted for group film viewings.
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(Photo: Rightmove)
“Active members of the family haven’t been forgotten with a first floor gym with walnut floor that leads onto the mezzanine level above the garden room.
“While the landscaped, outdoor space will appeal to gardeners, the property is a golfer’s dream with its own putting green.”
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Johnson was found guilty in March, 2016, exactly a year after his arrest at Toll Gate House by Durham police.
He continued to play for Sunderland up to his trial, while on bail, earning around £3 million in that time.
He admitted grooming and one count of sexual activity with a 15-year-old schoolgirl at Bradford Crown Court.
He was then convicted of another, more serious offence, of sexual activity with the girl.
But he was acquitted on a third charge of sexual activity.
He lost his appeal against length of sentence, and conviction, earlier this month.