Man United legend puts 6-bedroom mansion with cinema, swimming pool, mini-stadium worth N281m up for sale
- Man United legend Phil Neville has put his mansion in Hale up for sale
- The six-bedroom property has been priced at £5.25m
- The 44-year-old wants to sell the house after being named the new Inter Miami boss
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Manchester United legend Phil Neville has listed his luxurious mansion in Hale, Cheshire valued at around £5.25 million for sale.
The 44-year-old former defender was recently named as the new manager of Major League Soccer outfit Inter Miami.
His new appointment will have him move to the United States of America, hence, the house will be there without anyone occupying it.
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The exquisite building has six bedrooms, a swimming pool, a gym, a cinema, an underground car park - and a steel-lined panic room.
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Reports claim the Inter Miami boss once tried selling the 10,000sq foot property for £4.5m in 2015 when he moved to Valencia as an assistant to his brother Gary as reported by SunSport.
The deal failed to pull through, so Phil and his wife and their two children moved back into the mansion on their return to the UK. A source told the media:
"Phil has already tried to sell this property once before for £750,000 less than its on for now.
"But the price reflects the fact that prices have risen and the house is situated on one of the best roads in Hale.”
The mansion also has six bathrooms and a games room which currently has a table tennis table and a pool table. And it wouldn't be complete without a mini indoor football arena with two sets of goalposts.
Next to the luxury swimming pool is a sauna and shower room while the master bedroom boasts a huge amount of space.
Legit.ng earlier reported that Arsenal captain Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang has lavished a huge part of his £350,000-a-week on a spanking new mansion for himself and family in North London.
The 31-year-old reportedly brought down a house said to be as old as the 1930s, and they built a massive edifice on the land.
Having committed his future to the Gunners, the Gabonese international is said to have spared nothing in his bid to building a home of comfort.
Oluwatomiwa is a sports editor with Legit.ng. He has over eight years of field and office experience in the media industry. He graduated from the Nigerian Institute of Journalism in 2014 with HND in Mass Communication. Connect with him on Twitter @TomiwaBabalola.
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