Former Manchester United and Chelsea striker Mark Hughes has put his £5.5 million Cheshire mansion on the market for the third time. The property, located in the affluent 'Golden Triangle' area, spans approximately 8,892 square feet and sits on two acres of land.
The mansion boasts six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, along with a luxury leisure suite featuring an indoor pool, spa, and gym. Outdoor amenities include a tennis court and a private golf green, while the interior offers a cinema room, a separate one-bedroom annexe, a smart home system, and underfloor heating throughout.
Hughes, 62, spent 13 years at Manchester United across two spells, making over 450 appearances and scoring 161 goals. He also played for Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Southampton, Everton, and Blackburn Rovers before retiring in 2002. His managerial career includes stints with Wales, Blackburn, Manchester City, Fulham, and Southampton. He is currently manager of Carlisle United, who were relegated from League Two in April.
The property was previously listed in 2020 and has now returned to the market. The estate agents describe it as an "expansive, design-led family home with a luxury leisure suite in a prestigious Cheshire location."
