Tyson Fury 'moves into luxury mansion with stunning island views'

Heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury is considering a move to a luxury multi-million pound mansion, it has been claimed.

The father-of-seven reportedly landed a helicopter in the grounds of the six-bed Billown Manor before Christmas.

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Branded as one of the most exclusive historic homes, it features a swimming pool, tennis court, ballroom and helipad.

There are several reception rooms, multiple stables and a gym in the mansion.

And two self-contained two-bedroom apartments are set in 'immaculately manicured parkland' which also includes a huge lake.

If Fury and his wife Paris were to move to the Isle of Man home, they would be a five-minute drive from Ronaldsway Airport.

And there are plenty of schools close to the house, located near Ballabeg in the south of the island.

The home – where each bedroom has a double bathroom – would suit someone looking for a “private residence and/or headquarters,” according to the listing.

A source said The mirror: “The owner, who has lived there for years, is moving and is advertising the rental.”

The mansion would set The Gypsy King – worth an estimated £50 million – back £10,000 a month in rent.

The new tenant must sign a contract of at least two years.

Billown Manor is home to property magnate John Whittaker, 81, of the Peel Group.

It is believed he will move to the former home of Formula 1 champion Nigel Mansell, who lived on the island until 1995.

The Isle of Man is popular with the very wealthy.

To be eligible for a residence permit, they must live there for at least six months a year.

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