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    Inside amazing £12m mansion of Arsenal football legend David Dein – complete with cinema and steam room

    THIS is what sits within the four walls of Arsenal football legend David Dein’s amazing £12million mansion.The businessman, 79, has given the public a glimpse into his Mayfair mews house – by putting the home on the market.
    This is inside David Dein’s £12million mansionCredit: SWNS
    The Arsenal football legend has put his five-bedroom, five-bathroom house on the marketCredit: SWNS
    Dein has owned the home since 2010 and had many renovations undertaken in that time to create the mansion it is todayCredit: SWNS
    Dein is said to have chosen an LA style of livingCredit: Getty
    The 3,927-sqft property, which is nestled between two of the most sought-after addresses in London, has an eye-watering price tag of £11.95m.
    Sitting behind the home’s original façade is five bedrooms and five bathrooms.
    But, what’s also sitting behind that brick and wood façade is a gym, steam room, integrated Sonos sound system, cinema room, private terrace and wine display wall.
    There is a dining room with a retractable skylight, seeing it transform from indoors to al fresco in an instant, too.
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    The home also boasts a fireplace in every room, and space to park three cars with outdoor parking and a garage.
    The sprawling house, which is mostly decorated with white, black, and reds, also has a pizza oven and living wall off the master suite.
    Dein has owned the home since 2010 and had many renovations undertaken in that time to create the mansion it is today.
    Charlie Gibson, the chief executive of Oliver Bernard Private which is selling the property, said: “The owner refurbished the home to an LA style of living where it is really open planned.
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    “They have put in things like a pizza oven, which I have never seen in a Mayfair house.
    “The owner is also a huge gardening fan, so she has a created a living wall which is such a great feature.”
    Mr Gibson said: “It is almost impossible to get a garage in this area, but this has got a car stacker for two cars and you can park a car outside your mews.
    “You’ve only got three streets with mews houses in Mayfair, so if you get internationals who like mews houses, which a lot of them do as they are so quintessentially English, you’ve only got a few places in Mayfair you can get them.”
    Dein was vice chairman of Arsenal from 1983-2007.
    During these 24 years, Dein appointed Arsene Wenger, celebrated 18 trophy wins, and oversaw the team’s invincible season of 2003/2004.
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    The successful British businessman also played a key role in the creation of the Premier League back in 1992 and was awarded with an MBE in 2019 for his services to football and charity.
    Last month Dein revealed he was being snubbed by old club, who refused to stock his new book in their shop.
    Sitting behind the original façade is a renovated 3,927-sqft propertyCredit: SWNS
    The home boasts a living wall – and pizza ovenCredit: SWNS
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    Man Utd star Antony moves into Paul Pogba’s old home after summer transfer as moving van comes all the way from Holland

    MANCHESTER UNITED star Antony has moved into Paul Pogba’s swanky former home.And the ex-Ajax winger had help from a van that came all the way from the Netherlands to bring his stuff to England.
    Manchester United star Antony had help from a van all the way from the NetherlandsCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
    Manchester United star Antony has moved into Paul Pogba’s houseCredit: ESPN
    Paul Pogba left Manchester United and joined Juventus in the summer – vacating the premises which includes a mini in door pitchCredit: Instagram @paulpogba
    The Brazil international joined United following an £86million deal on deadline day during the summer and became the club’s second most expensive signing after Pogba.
    And the 22-year-old has now moved into the France international’s old £3million mansion in Hale Barns.
    Pogba left United – and the huge home – over the summer to re-join Juventus on a free transfer.
    The five-bedroom home comes with a raft of luxuries that will help Antony relax amid his intense schedule this season.
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    The house features a diamond-encrusted staircase and a mini football pitch with synthetic grass, electronic scoreboard and LED lighting.
    There is also a gym, a heated swimming pool and as a sauna to help the Brazilian rehabilitate.
    However, Antony has already revealed he is planning to change one thing in the house following Pogba’s departure.
    That is the pool table which was customised by the World Cup winning midfielder, who emblazoned his initials on it.
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    Manchester United star Antony is planning to change the initial’s on the pool tableCredit: ESPN
    The Brazilian plans to remove the “PP” and replace it with an “AS” for “Antony Santos”.
    Antony told ESPN recently: “Yeah, there was an old owner, but I’m going to need to change this [pool table cover], this ‘PP’. It was Paul Pogba’s house. There is a ‘P’ from Pogba still here.
    “This is one of the things he made, so I’m going to start to change, right? I need to put the ‘AS’ for Antony Santos.
    “He isn’t staying here anymore. Yeah, he [Pogba] has a high standard, but I’m happy to be in the house that belonged to a star player.”
    Antony has hit the ground running at United as he has already registered five goals and two assists in nine appearances across all competitions.
    The ex-Ajax star also became the first ever player to score in all of his first three Premier League matches for the Red Devils on Sunday against Everton. More

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    Inside Jack Grealish’s new £6m mansion with garden bigger than the Etihad and incredible millionaire’s feature

    FOOTBALLER Jack Grealish has spent £6million on a stunning mansion which comes with its own helipad.The seven-bedroom home also has a fishing lake, tennis court, golf tee and green, vegetable plot — and enough room for a full-size footie pitch in its 20 acres.
    Jack Grealish has spent £6 million on a stunning mansion in the North West
    The luxurious property is said to have blown Grealish’s breath away
    The property boasts a swimming pool, gym and leisure suiteCredit:
    And Manchester City and England winger Jack, 27, can entertain his mates as there is a swimming pool, leisure suite, gym, wine store and plenty of other areas for him to practise his new-found love of DJing.
    There is even a  cottage within the grounds where friends and family can  stay if he runs out of room in the main building.
    The helipad has inconspicuous landing lights, enabling guests to arrive by air at any time of the day or night.
    A source said: “Jack has a taste for the finer things in life and this home really took his breath away.
    Manchester City star Grealish has invested after making his £100 million move to the clubCredit: Alamy
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    “It’s the culmination of a dream for him. Anyone would be very proud to own such a home.
    “Despite the price, he feels like he’s got a bit of a bargain.
    “It offers him everything — if he wants to throw a massive party away from prying eyes, he can do.
    “Likewise, if he wants to chill out and sunbathe or do a bit of fishing, it’s all on his doorstep.”
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    The property is regarded as one of the safest in the North West, with state-of-the-art security cameras and lighting.
    Grealish finalised the deal earlier this year and is believed to have paid cash.
    Prior to moving to City in August last year, the former Aston Villa star lived in a £1.75million six-bedroom detached house in a village south of Birmingham.
    The £100million man and girlfriend Sasha Attwood, 26, have been living in a rented flat in Manchester, which has a five-a-side footie pitch on its rooftop.
    Grealish’s garden at the 20-acre mansion is bigger than The Etihad stadiumCredit:
    Grealish finalised the deal earlier this year and is believed to have paid with cash – pictured the property’s spacious kitchenCredit:
    Jack Grealish’s £6 million mansion is ‘the culmination of a dream’ for the footballerCredit:
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    Arsenal icon Campbell selling Chelsea mansion for £20m as he knocks £4m off price after he’s ‘cheated out of £1.5m rent’

    PREMIER LEAGUE legend Sol Campbell has slashed £4million from the asking price for his luxury eight-bedroom Chelsea townhouse.The former England defender put the property up for sale in 2021.
    Sol Campbell has reduced the asking price for his Chelsea mansion by £4millionCredit: Times Newspapers Ltd
    Campbell wants £20m for the stunning propertyCredit: Strutt & Parker (Estate Agents)
    There are six bedrooms in the main building, plus two more in a separate mews houseCredit: Strutt & Parker (Estate Agents)
    Campbell initially put the Grade II-listed house on the market for £24m, according to the Daily Mail.
    The property is listed by estate agents Strutt & Parker, who are now asking for offers in excess of £20m.
    Earlier this year Campbell was left fuming when his tenant reportedly cheated him out of £1.5m in rent.
    The Mail reported Campbell, 48, was forced to go to court for an eviction order after the tenant failed to pay up.
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    The stunning six-storey pad boasts six bedrooms in the main house, as well as a separate two-bed mews house that can be accessed via an underground passageway.
    There is also an incredible drawing room, cinema, library, kitchen, and lift, with jaw-dropping views across the Thames and Albert Bridge.
    Campbell initially put the house on the market last yearCredit: Strutt & Parker (Estate Agents)
    Campbell claimed he was “cheated” out of £1.5m worth of rent by a previous occupierCredit: Strutt & Parker (Estate Agents)
    The house was designed by Campbell’s wife Fiona Barratt, an interior designer whose grandfather founded Barratt Homes, and was refurbished last year.
    Ex-Tottenham and Arsenal defender Campbell is believed to have owned the property since 2004.
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    But he was left seething after a rent dispute with the occupier of the property.
    The renter, who claimed to have sold his insurance business for £1billion, was locked into a two-year contract through estate agency Savills.
    Campbell told the Mail earlier this year: “Savills got the guy in. Initially, all seemed well. The tenant had apparently just sold his insurance business — for £1billion.
    “He paid the deposit and three months’ rent. But that was it: not a penny more was paid.”
    Campbell is said to have hired a private investigator and discovered the renter was named in the Panama Papers, which exposed the financial records of the rich and famous.
    He added: “He’s apparently getting divorced, he’s paying two or three staff, he’s paying school fees. He’s paying everyone — except me.”
    Savills said references and credit checks were carried out, adding: “The decision to proceed with a tenancy rests solely with the property owner.”
    Campbell has gone into management since retiring from playing in 2011, having spells with Macclesfield and Southend.
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    But he also boasts a stunning property empire worth a whopping £50m, and his own furniture business with wife Fiona.
    On top of his eight-bed townhouse, the 73-cap England defender owns the nine-bedroom Grade II-listed Hallington Hall in Northumberland, as well as a luxury penthouse flat in Chelsea.
    Campbell won two Premier League titles and three FA Cup’s with the Gunners following his controversial move from bitter rivals Spurs in 2001.
    Campbell also owns a 60-acre estate in NorthumberlandCredit: Sanderson Young / Savills
    The property has its own games roomCredit: Sanderson Young / Savills
    There are nine bedrooms in the Grade II-listed Hallington HallCredit: Sanderson Young / Savills
    There are three cottages within the grounds of the estateCredit: Sanderson Young / Savills
    Campbell has a luxury apartment in ChelseaCredit: Strutt & Parker
    Campbell bought the apartment for a reported £4.25m in 2011Credit: Strutt & Parker
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    Inside Lionel Messi’s £23million property empire, with PSG star owning mansions in Barcelona, Ibiza and Miami

    LIONEL MESSI has lived in some of the world’s most exclusive and luxurious homes.But that goes with the territory when you are the world’s most successful footballer and boast a £524million fortune.
    Lionel Messi has lived in homes worth a combined £23mCredit: AFP
    Messi is believed to rent an apartment in Villes de Neuilly in ParisCredit: Alamy
    The Argentinian legend, 35, currently stars for PSG and is reportedly renting an abode in Villes de Neuilly in Paris for £18,000-per-month.
    And over the years he’s had mansions in Barcelona and Miami. While recently he added Ibiza and Rosario to his property portfolio.
    SunSport takes a peek through Messi’s houses worth around £23million.
    Barcelona
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    Where it all began, Messi was a king in Catalonia – and he lived like one too.
    His digs there were located in the exclusive suburb of Castelldefels – where the richest of the rich reside.
    It boasted astonishing sea views, and was in a no-fly zone – meaning planes had to deviate their routes around it.
    And it was perfectly situated – just a 12mile drive from the Camp Nou.
    Messi’s Barcelona home was found in the exclusive suburb of Castelldefels
    Just a 12mile drive from the Camp Nou, it was perfectly situated
    Being in a no-fly zone, Messi was able to get plenty of sleep at his homeCredit: Instagram
    The garden boasted a small football pitch for Messi to hone his skillsCredit: Instagram
    In one of the rooms Messi has all the shirts he’s collected from opposition playersCredit: Instagram
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    Messi, wife Antonella Roccuzzo and their three children also had plenty to love about the living area – from a small football pitch, a swimming pool, an indoor gym and even a playground.
    He was surrounded by good company too – with close pal Luiz Suarez once living nearby.
    It’s not known if he kept the property or sold it when he left for Paris. It is valued at the £5.5million mark.
    Miami
    In 2020, the diminutive footballer laid down roots in the US – splashing £5million on a massive Miami apartment.
    This, of course, sparked the rumour mill into overdrive with reports suggesting Messi was going to embark on a new journey in the MLS with David Beckham’s Inter Miami.
    The remarkable property sits on Sunny Isles Beach with beautiful views of the ocean – just ten miles from Miami Beach.
    The luxury condo has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, 360-degree views of the stunning Miami skyline and even a 1,000-bottle wine cellar in 511 square metres of indoor space.
    As well as its own private pool, the apartment boasts access to six pools in total.
    There is also a spa, fitness centre, yoga studio, children’s playhouse and a champagne bar in the complex.
    In 2020, Messi splashed £5m on a luxury Miami condoCredit: Regalia Miami Condos
    The kitchen has ample space for family diningCredit: Regalia Miami Condos
    Ocean views surrounded the luxury apartmentCredit: Regalia Miami Condos
    Messi reportedly put the apartment up for sale last yearCredit: Regalia Miami Condos
    And just to top it off, a private chef is on-site for when residents want to line their stomachs before delving into the expansive wine cellar.
    However, last year it was reported that Messi has put the property on the market.
    Ibiza
    From Miami to Ibiza, Messi’s recent addition is a £9.5million holiday home in the Balearic island, to go with his hotel there.
    Alas, it’s going to need a bit of work.
    It has been said that the mansion has planning problems and has not yet been granted a certificate of occupancy – a document issued by a local government agency certifying it is in a liveable condition.
    The planning issues are linked to the construction of several rooms in the property’s garage before Messi’s purchase according to a report by newspaper Periodico de Ibiza.
    Messi and wife Antonela Roccuzzo regularly spend their summers in IbizaCredit: Instagram @antonelaroccuzzo
    In 2018, Messi bought the Hotel MiM Ibiza and SpaCredit: Instagram @hotelesvive
    It is believed he may have to demolish the rooms that did not form part of the original plans in the new-build property.
    Messi will be hopeful the work will be done next summer – given he loves spending time in Ibiza when the season’s over.
    Rosario
    Home is where the heart is, even though Messi left Rosario when he was just 13 to follow his football dream in Barcelona.
    At the turn of the year, he is believed to have splashed £3million on a mansion called ‘The Fortress’ on the outskirts of where he was born.
    The enormous space has three adjoining plots of land and can be found in a gated community.
    There is a massive cinema, a fully-equipped gym, as well as an underground garage for 15 cars. Perfect to house Messi’s mega car collection.
    Argentinian media claim the house has between 20-25 rooms and a playroom that is the size of the whole top floor.
    This year, Messi reportedly splashed £3m on a gated home in Rosario
    Messi could retire in his Argentinian home with beauty AntonellaCredit: Instagram @antoroccuzzo10
    While reports also added that visitors will see a giant floor to ceiling portrait of the back of Messi wearing his famous No10 shirt for Argentina.
    Dad Jorge was reportedly in charge of designing the property – to let his son concentrate on his football career.
    By the sounds of it, it appears to be where he plans to retire. More

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    Tyson Fury’s amazing £1.7million Morecambe mansion – with gold curtains and radiators and a red marble kitchen

    IT is a home fit for the Gypsy King.Back in 2020, Tyson Fury upgraded from his £550,000 abode to a stunning £1.7million home in Morecambe.
    Tyson and Paris Fury live in a £1.7m home in Morecambe
    The elaborate property cost the boxer a reported £1.7m
    And the heavyweight champ, 33, known for his love of flashy cars, has given glam wife Paris free rein to decorate.
    Clearly crafted with an open cheque book, the mansion has gold curtains and radiators throughout.
    There are huge chandeliers dangling from the ceilings, and the kitchen is decked out in red marble.
    It’s no wonder Fury, who has amassed a net worth believed to be over £100million, says he’s retiring and wants to put his feet up in his huge house.

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    It’s missus Paris, 32, who often gives us a glimpse into her fab property.
    On Instagram, she regularly shares snaps in different rooms – dressed head-to-toe in designer clobber.
    One photo showed the blonde clutching a Chanel handbag while stood in front of a set of ornate gold curtains.
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    In another, the beauty is surrounded by family in her kitchen – sipping a coffee and laughing.
    Behind her, red-topped marble decorates the surfaces. And there’s also a silver chandelier, fit for a queen, hanging from the ceiling.
    In the hallway, Paris – wearing a patterned blouse – leans on a gold radiator that’s clearly a statement piece. Next to her is an outstanding floor to ceiling mirror.
    For the musical, underneath the wood staircase is a grand black piano that sits on marble flooring.
    Height of luxury
    The Furys don’t skimp when it comes to high-end luxury.
    Tyson practically lives in a set of £390 Versace gowns, while Paris is a huge fan of the Italian fashion brand.
    Paris told us her favourite part of the house was her walk-in wardrobe.
    Paris Fury regularly shares images of the home on social media
    Sweeping gold curtains adorn the property
    A lavish gold radiator and and grand piano can be seen in the hallway
    “Having this walk-in wardrobe was a big dream of mine. I got it and I do appreciate it,” she said.
    Incredibly, it houses her mega shoe collection that’s worth an estimated £50,000.
    And they are certainly proud of their digs – keeping on top of housekeeping in-between looking after their six children.
    Paris once described Tyson as ‘a bit of a clean freak’, so you can bet you won’t find a spec of dust anywhere.
    Plot twist
    According to land registry records, Fury bought the property for £1.695million in December 2020.
    It was paid for by their firm Tyson Fury Ltd, and is mortage-free.
    The kitchen boasts hanging chandeliers and red-topped marble kitchen counters
    One of the kids’ rooms has a pink and blue themeCredit: instagram
    The Furys have six children
    They used to live in a £550,000 house that overlooked Morecambe Bay, before moving to a new plot that was once home to a static caravan-style.
    However, the previous owner had it demolished and replaced it with a stone-clad palace – complete with a water fountain on the driveway.
    In terms of security, the property has a castellated front wall, and a wrought-iron black and gold fence. Of course, that boasts its own lavish decor – with lion motifs and four eagle sculptures on the gate posts.
    Unwanted burglars are warned off by signs that reveal the home is guarded by CCTV.
    Tyson Fury has previously boasted about having an expensive property portfolio.
    He once revealed he had bought a mansion in Marbella for £6million, although that was never confirmed.
    While last year, he claimed to have splashed the cash on a home in Las Vegas, which again was never substantiated.
    But Fury’s love affair with Morecambe knows no bounds.
    He recently agreed to sponsor League One side Morecambe FC. And he appeared at the nearby Sultan of Lancaster Experience restaurant where he cut the red ribbon to open the establishment.
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    Inside Johan Cruyff’s boyhood home where Barcelona hero lived with greengrocer parents and is available for fans to rent

    FOOTBALL fans have been offered the chance to rent Johan Cruyff’s house… for just £150 a week.Ajax, Barcelona and Holland legend Cruyff was born in Amsterdam in 1947.
    Johan Cruyff’s childhood house is available for fans to rentCredit: Google Maps
    A plaque pays tribute to Cruyff on the buildingCredit: AFP
    Flowers were laid at the house in tribute to the icon when he passed awayCredit: Getty
    The Ajax legend grew up on a street five minutes away from the club’s stadiumCredit: SportMob
    He spent his first 12 years in the city’s Betondorp suburb, where his parents ran a greengrocer’s shop.
    Future Ajax and Barca coaching icon Cruyff died in 2016, aged 68.
    Fans from around the world have made pilgrimages to the modest three-room property at 32 Akkerstraat, Amsterdam.
    It has been covered with fan messages, and its windows display pictures of its famous former resident.
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    Plans had been made to turn the house into a museum honouring the World Cup star, who won three European Cups in the 1970s with Ajax.
    But it has now instead been put up for rent by Amsterdam’s Ymere housing association for 762 euros, or £655, a month.

    Ymere spokesman Coen Springelkamp said: “Given the long waiting lists for social housing, the best solution is to rent this house out.
    “You don’t have to be a football fan to answer the advertisement, although of course that would be nice.
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    “But don’t worry – we won’t ask you to do keepy-uppies before we rent it to you.”
    The house offers two bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, toilet, bathroom and a back garden.
    And neighbours include devoted fans of Ajax, who Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag led to the Eredivisie title last season.
    One local told De Telegraaf: “If a Feyenoord fan comes to live in the house, I’ll throw a firebomb through the window.”
    The football icon finished his playing career in 1984 and died in 2016Credit: Getty – Contributor More

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    Inside Tyson Fury’s £1.7million Morecambe mansion – with gold curtains and radiators and a red marble kitchen

    IT is a home fit for the Gypsy King.Back in 2020, Tyson Fury upgraded from his £550,000 abode to a stunning £1.7million home in Morecambe.
    Tyson and Paris Fury live in a £1.7m home in Morecambe
    The elaborate property cost the boxer a reported £1.7m
    And the heavyweight champ, 33, known for his love of flashy cars, has given glam wife Paris free rein to decorate.
    Clearly crafted with an open cheque book, the mansion has gold curtains and radiators throughout.
    There are huge chandeliers dangling from the ceilings, and the kitchen is decked out in red marble.
    It’s no wonder Fury, who has amassed a net worth believed to be over £100million, says he’s retiring and wants to put his feet up in his huge house.
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    Sneak peek
    It’s missus Paris, 32, who often gives us a glimpse into her fab property.
    On Instagram, she regularly shares snaps in different rooms – dressed head-to-toe in designer clobber.
    One photo showed the blonde clutching a Chanel handbag while stood in front of a set of ornate gold curtains.
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    In another, the beauty is surrounded by family in her kitchen – sipping a coffee and laughing.
    Behind her, red-topped marble decorates the surfaces. And there’s also a silver chandelier, fit for a queen, hanging from the ceiling.
    In the hallway, Paris – wearing a patterned blouse – leans on a gold radiator that’s clearly a statement piece. Next to her is an outstanding floor to ceiling mirror.
    For the musical, underneath the wood staircase is a grand black piano that sits on marble flooring.
    Height of luxury
    The Furys don’t skimp when it comes to high-end luxury.
    Tyson practically lives in a set of £390 Versace gowns, while Paris is a huge fan of the Italian fashion brand.
    Paris told us her favourite part of the house was her walk-in wardrobe.
    Paris Fury regularly shares images of the home on social media
    Sweeping gold curtains adorn the property
    A lavish gold radiator and and grand piano can be seen in the hallway
    “Having this walk-in wardrobe was a big dream of mine. I got it and I do appreciate it,” she said.
    Incredibly, it houses her mega shoe collection that’s worth an estimated £50,000.
    And they are certainly proud of their digs – keeping on top of housekeeping in-between looking after their six children.
    Paris once described Tyson as ‘a bit of a clean freak’, so you can bet you won’t find a spec of dust anywhere.
    Plot twist
    According to land registry records, Fury bought the property for £1.695million in December 2020.
    It was paid for by their firm Tyson Fury Ltd, and is mortage-free.
    The kitchen boasts hanging chandeliers and red-topped marble kitchen counters
    One of the kids’ rooms has a pink and blue themeCredit: instagram
    The Furys have six children
    They used to live in a £550,000 house that overlooked Morecambe Bay, before moving to a new plot that was once home to a static caravan-style.
    However, the previous owner had it demolished and replaced it with a stone-clad palace – complete with a water fountain on the driveway.
    In terms of security, the property has a castellated front wall, and a wrought-iron black and gold fence. Of course, that boasts its own lavish decor – with lion motifs and four eagle sculptures on the gate posts.
    Unwanted burglars are warned off by signs that reveal the home is guarded by CCTV.
    Tyson Fury has previously boasted about having an expensive property portfolio.
    He once revealed he had bought a mansion in Marbella for £6million, although that was never confirmed.
    While last year, he claimed to have splashed the cash on a home in Las Vegas, which again was never substantiated.
    But Fury’s love affair with Morecambe knows no bounds.
    He recently agreed to sponsor League One side Morecambe FC. And he appeared at the nearby Sultan of Lancaster Experience restaurant where he cut the red ribbon to open the establishment.
    Glam Paris is the height of fashion and the decor in her home reflects that
    For Fury there’s no place like home More