Inside Mike Tyson’s former £7m mansion being sold by ex-wife with cinema, pool and moreMike Tyson’s ex-wife continues to market the mansion he formerly possessed for £7 M.

Saturday night will mark Tyson’s return to the ring when he faces Roy Jones Jr in a bout advertised as an exhibition.
It will earn Tyson мιllιonѕ of pounds and could reportedly increase his personal fortunes by seven times its current level.

However, Tyson will not receive any proceeds from the sale of his former property, which is being marketed by his ex-wife Monica Turner.

Tyson and Turner purchased the Bethesda property in 1995 and lived there until she filed for divorce seven years later, alleging adultery.

 

 

 

 

Turner won the home in the 2003 divorce settlement, but according to the Wall Street Journal, she is now selling it because her youngest child has recently graduated from college and she no longer requires as much space.
The expansive mansion includes seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a large fitness center, a game room, a swimming pool, tennis facilities, and a piano room.

It encompasses 19,000 square feet and features an entertainment area, gourmet kitchen, and butler’s pantry.
The estate has an elevator that services all three floors, a three-story spiral staircase, and a cherry wood-paneled library with a wet bar and fireplace.

Tyson and Turner acquired the Bethesda property in 1995 and he resided there until she filed for divorce in 2002.
In addition, there is a heated pool with a Jacuzzi, a sauna, and a steam shower.

On the property, Tyson had his own tennis court, billiards room, media room, and bar.

Agent Daniel Heider has posted it on The Tyson Estate’s website, where interested parties can find additional information.

The home where Tyson once misplaced his pet tiger is located 30 minutes outside of , D.C., and overlooks the Congressional Country Club golf course, which has hosted multiple US Open tournaments.