The 35-year-old father of seven is hoping to knock down a house he owns in Styal, Cheshire and replace it with a larger one with a pool and spa as part of a project reported to cost up to £4 million to complete.
Plans for the house, which is located on the same road as Tyson’s father John’s home, include the addition of side extensions either side- one of which will house a cinema room-, whilst an outbuilding will be home to a four-car garage, as well as a swimming pool, plunge pool, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna.
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Tyson submitted a planning application for the property back in September 2022 which was approved in April 2023, but the project was delayed after projected bats were found in the loft. The application was withdrawn and resubmitted in September 2023 but newly released consultation submissions show another hurdle is now in Tyson’s way as it has caused an uproar among locals.
A source told the Sun newspaper: “Tyson feels like he’s having to jump through a lot of hurdles but he’s determined to see it through.”
Tyson Fury has recieved objections from neighbours against his latest house build plan- the current site is pictured on the right. Credit; Getty and Google Maps
Tyson Fury has recieved objections from neighbours against his latest house build plan- the current site is pictured on the right. Credit; Getty and Google Maps | Getty and Google Maps
Does this new house mean Tyson is going to move out of Morecambe?
Tyson, along with his wife Paris and their seven children, predominantly live in a family home in Morecambe, but he also owns the £1million Cheshire home his father John lives in, as well as a £550,000 house in Lancaster.
Although the new Styal house will be closer to both Tyson’s dad and his brother Tommy, it is not believed Tyson is uprooting the family from Morecambe to Cheshire as he has been very vocal about how much he loves the seaside town.
This has not been confirmed by Tyson however, and the proposed home does have seven bedrooms…