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A Property Fit for a Prime Minister

A charming period residence built in 1898 that was once home to former Prime Minister, Tony Blair will be entering the auction room at the beginning of July. After 5 years with the current owner, the property is now back on the market and will be sold through the next Great North Property Auction. Hosts of the auction, iam-sold will be putting the property under the hammer at their next event on the 2nd July.

Myrobella House in Trimdon Colliery became Tony Blair’s constituency home with his wife Cherie Blair when he was elected MP for Sedgefield in County Durham.

The property which is being sold through the Great North Property Auction through partner estate agent Robinsons has a lot to offer any potential owner. The residence features 4 bedrooms and 5 reception rooms, offering plenty of rooms to utilise as well as a double garage, private gardens and a courtyard. The property oozes character with many period features throughout including seven cast iron fireplaces. One of the biggest perks is its location; close enough to local amenities yet benefits from fantastic countryside views providing the best of both worlds.

The property enters the auction room with a starting bid of £240,000. Should the property be of interest to you, please contact the Auction Department on 0191 2390 802 or visit http://bit.ly/Myrobellahouse for further details.

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