The luxury Greater Manchester residence once owned by the late boxing champion
The property, which served as the home where the 46-year-old former world champion was discovered deceased in September 2025, underwent several price adjustments before the transaction was finalized earlier this year. The home was briefly withdrawn from the market following the athlete's death before being relisted at £1.75 million and subsequently reduced further to £1.65 million.
Property Features and Legacy
Constructed in 2010, the residence was noted for its extensive custom features that reflected the boxer's personal interests. The estate included a private gym, a cinema room, and a games area equipped with a bar, which featured a glass wall overlooking a heated indoor swimming pool and jacuzzi. The grounds were similarly distinct, incorporating seats salvaged from Manchester City’s former Maine Road stadium and a traditional telephone box, highlighting the athlete's well-known association with the football club.
The interior of the home featured multiple reception rooms, an open-plan living space, and a high-specification kitchen. The principal bedroom suite was designed with a walk-in dressing room and a deluxe en-suite bathroom. Despite the history of the property, marketing materials from the estate agent focused on the residence as a landmark modern home, emphasizing its luxury amenities and location in a sought-after residential area of the North West.
Estate Developments and Background
The sale of the mansion coincides with ongoing reports regarding the management of the former fighter's estate. Following his death, which prompted widespread tributes from the international sporting community, reports emerged in July suggesting potential disagreements among family members concerning the distribution of his estimated £40 million fortune. The legal and financial status of the estate remains a subject of public interest as the property transaction concludes.
Ricky Hatton, famously known as The Hitman, concluded his professional boxing career in 2012 after securing world titles in both the light-welterweight and welterweight divisions. His passing in 2025 at the age of 46 marked the end of a career that established him as one of the most prominent figures in British boxing history.
