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image captionAgatha Christie lived at Winterbrook House in Wallingford from 1934 until her death in 1976
The house where Dame Agatha Christie wrote some of her most famous crime novels is up for sale with a guide price of more than £2.75m.
The creator of fictional sleuths Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple moved into Winterbrook House in Wallingford, Oxfordshire, in 1934.
She lived at the Grade II-listed property, which comes complete with a blue plaque, until her death in 1976.
The current owners described it as a wonderful family home .
The five-bedroom house faces on to the River Thames and has a small cottage attached.
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Agatha Christie have enjoyed a resurgence in media in recent years.
Murder on the Orient Express hit the big screen a few years back and the sequel
Death on the Nile will open at some point, and TV has seen Christie’s stories return with adaptations of
And Then There Were None and The ABC Murders. Now Mammoth Screen, BBC Studios, and BritBox in North America are teaming up for another Agatha Christie mystery with a limited series adaptation of the novel
Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?, which will be written, directed, and executive produced by
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