Tyson Fury, the British heavyweight boxer, has moved his family to a new six-bedroom home on the Isle of Man, a tax haven, after retiring from the sport for the fourth time. The £8 million property, located in the countryside near the capital Douglas, is a stone-laden farmhouse that the boxer purchased following changes to UK tax laws in late 2025.
Fury, 37, his wife Paris, and their seven children relocated from their hometown of Morecambe, Lancashire, to the island. Records lodged with Companies House confirm that Fury became 'usually resident' on the Isle of Man as of December 2025. The move is believed to be motivated by the island's favourable tax conditions, which include a top income tax rate of 21% and a tax cap of £220,000, compared to the UK's 45% rate for earnings over £125,140.
The Isle of Man also imposes no capital gains or inheritance taxes, making it attractive for wealthy individuals. Fury's company, Tyson Fury Ltd, held £162 million in cash and investments as of June 2024, an increase of £82 million since 2023. The boxer is estimated to be worth around £160 million.
Paris Fury has shared glimpses of the new home on Instagram, including photos of the kitchen and exterior. The couple have been checking schools for their younger children. Fury has not publicly commented on the move, but a source told The Sun that he is 'very fond of the Isle of Man' and looking forward to making it his home.
Fury returns to the ring this weekend to face Russian boxer Arslanbek Makhmudov in a 12-round heavyweight clash at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on April 11. The fight will stream live on Netflix, with the main card starting at 7pm and ring walks expected around 10:30pm.
