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Late boxing legend Hatton's Manchester mansion sells below asking price
The luxury five-bedroom property in Greater Manchester, where British boxing icon Ricky Hatton was found dead in 2025, has sold for £1.5 million, significantly below its £1.85 million asking price.
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The estate sale represents a £350,000 reduction from the original listing price, reflecting market conditions surrounding the high-profile property. The mansion featured an array of premium amenities including a heated indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, fully equipped gymnasium, private cinema and games room, along with memorabilia from Manchester City Football Club.
Hatton, a former two-division world boxing champion, had established himself as one of Britain's most recognizable sporting figures during his professional career. The property's sale comes as his estate undergoes settlement proceedings.
The disposal of the Greater Manchester residence marks a significant transaction in the region's luxury property market, though the final sale price underscored ongoing challenges in marketing high-value residential properties. Details regarding the new ownership have not been immediately disclosed.
The sale follows increased media attention surrounding Hatton's death and its circumstances, which had maintained focus on the property throughout the disposal process.