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The home of late Joy Division legend Ian Curtis is for sale - and available to buy online.
77 Barton Street in Macclesfield is where Curtis, wife Debbie and daughter Natalie lived in his later years. It is also the site of his suicide in 1980.
Now, it's for sale on Rightmove with an asking price of £115,000.
Rightmove describe the two-bed house as a "character cottage, [offering] spacious accommodation with two reception rooms, a good size kitchen and a shared courtyard garden".
It was also used as the site of various location shots for Anton Corbijn's acclaimed 2007 biopic film, Control - and remains a landmark of pilgrimage for many Joy Division fans.
- Watch Joy Division bassist Peter Hook explaining and performing 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' here
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Last year, Ian Curtis' kitchen table sold on eBay for £8,400 - an action condemned by his former bandmates as it was in the room where Curtis committed suicide.
"Joy Division original members Bernard Sumner and Stephen Morris would like to lend their voice of support to [Ian's widow] Deborah and [Ian's daughter] Natalie Curtis, who have been caused great distress over media reporting of the sale of the table originally owned by the family, and currently being auctioned on eBay," they said in a statement.
"Deborah and Natalie would like to point out that the sale of this table has nothing whatsoever to do with them. The table was sold along with the house in 1980 and Natalie has never signed any authentication document. Furthermore, they consider the sale of a personal family item, and the subsequent media reporting, to be distasteful and upsetting."
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