Disgraced England star Adam Johnson puts his home up for sale for £1.8million as he serves six-year prison term

PERVERT football star Adam Johnson has put his mansion up for sale for £1.8million.

Disgraced Johnson, who is four months into his six-year sentence for sexual activity with a 15-year-old, is set to make a £320,000 profit on the house if he receives the full asking price.

Castle Eden mansion, in County Durham, sits in 2.2 acres of land and boasts a gym, putting green and personalised cinema room with security fencing and gates.

The former £60,000-a-week winger bought the five-bed home in 2012 and lived there with his girlfriend Stacey Flounders, who was pregnant with their child when he committed sex acts with a schoolgirl.

Stacey, 26, remained faithful to Johnson throughout his trial but reportedly moved out of the home with their one-year-old daughter Ayla weeks after he was found guilty.

Johnson, 29, is now reportedly working for £20-a-week as a hairdresser at category C Moorland Prison near Doncaster, South Yorks.

Johnson, who celebrated his birthday behind bars two days ago,  was told earlier in the week that he cannot appeal against his conviction.

Stacey took little Ayla to see Johnson in prison for the first time last week.

He was sent down in March after admitting grooming and sexual activity with a child.

He was also convicted of a further charge of sexual activity with the teenage fan

His lawyers submitted legal papers challenging the conviction and the severity of the sentence.

But his 23-year-old sister Faye – who set up a Facebook page called Adam Johnson’s Appeal Fight – revealed the news that the right to appeal had been denied.

She posted: “Absolutely devastated that the ‘single Judge has rejected my brother’s appeal against sentence and conviction’.

“But I can assure every supporter that I will never give up!”

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