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Former premier Jay Weatherill admits mixed feelings about listing the family’s Alberton home of two decades.
He's leaving the Queen Street property – and the state he led for six years prior to the 2018 election – for a job in Perth with Andrew Forrest’s Minderoo Foundation.
Mr Weatherill will take over as the chief executive of the foundation’s Thrive by Five initiative, which focuses on early childhood development across the country. 
The 55-year-old, wife Melissa and their two teenage daughters, Lucinda and Alice, are heading west later this month.
Their renovated sandstone villa is going to auction on Saturday, February 1.
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The 487 sqm property is being sold by <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property/81-queen-st-alberton-sa-5014" target="_blank">Nick Psarros and Nathaniel Kennerdale of Ray White Port Adelaide</a>.
The three-bedroom residence comes with an office.
It features polished timber floorboards, feature fireplaces and high ornate ceilings with a modern extension.
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The renovations were carried out about 10 years ago.
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The Weatherills bought the property in May 2000, having been renting a home around the corner.
“It’s always had a great community feel to the place, with people looking out for each other,” he told The Adelaide Advertiser.
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Former premier Jay Weatherill's Alberton family home up for auction

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A 1900 Alberton house has sold for $339,000 making it Adelaide’s cheapest weekend auction sale.
Located at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-sa-alberton-126433910" target="_blank">60 Prince Street</a>, the 152 square metre property is positioned on a low maintenance corner allotment.
Built in 1900, it last sold for $260,000 in 2015.
It features an open living area with an updated kitchen and a master bedroom, plus another area that can be converted into either a study, home office or second bedroom.
There is also a modern bathroom available while outside is a garden and an undercover entertainment area with timber decking and ceiling fan.
Other features includes a cellar and wood combustion heater.
Shops, public transport and cafes are a short distance away from the property.
The property was offered through Nino Micic of Harcourts Plus.
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