Tyson Fury and his wife, Paris, live with their children on the Isle of Man, in a home reported to have six bedrooms and a value of about £8 million, after leaving Morecambe, Lancashire, in late 2025. The Tyson Fury house on the island has no published sale record, so the £8 million is a reported value, not a price anyone has confirmed paying. This guide does not name the town or the address, because Fury has said that people knowing where he lived was part of why he left. It covers where Tyson Fury lives, what happened to his Morecambe homes, and which figures change from source to source, and it keeps confirmed facts apart from repeated ones.
Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Tyson Luke Fury |
| Born | August 12, 1988, Wythenshawe, Manchester, England (age 38) |
| Profession | Heavyweight boxer; former two-time world champion |
| Family | Wife Paris; seven children |
| Current Home | Isle of Man (town and address not published here) |
| Home Value | About £8 million, reported; no sale record found |
| Home Size | Six bedrooms, reported |
| Move | Late 2025; listed as “usually resident” in the Isle of Man at Companies House in December 2025 |
| Previous Home | Morecambe, Lancashire, for about 17 years |
| Net Worth | Not published here; online estimates vary widely |
| Current Residence | Isle of Man |
Who Is Tyson Fury?
Tyson Fury is a British heavyweight boxer from Manchester and a former two-time world champion. He came out of retirement in April 2026 for his first fight in 16 months, a Netflix card against Arslanbek Makhmudov, according to ESPN and Lancs Live.
Fury and his wife, Paris, have seven children, and the family appeared in the Netflix series At Home with the Furys, which featured their Morecambe home heavily.
1. Tyson Fury House: The Isle of Man Home
Location: Isle of Man (town and address not published here)
Price: No purchase price reported; value reported at about £8 million
Size: Six bedrooms, reported; floor area not reported
Status: Family home since late 2025
What Is Reported
The Lancashire Evening Post reported in December 2025 that the Isle of Man home has six bedrooms and is valued at £8 million. In April 2026, Lancs Live also put the value at around £8 million.
No purchase price, planning record, or sale listing for the property turned up in the sources reviewed for this guide, so £8 million is an estimate attached to the house, not a recorded sale.
Why the Details Are Thin
Fury has not shown the house in the way he showed his Morecambe home on Netflix. Pages that describe a cinema room, a sauna, or a 200-year-old stone exterior give no named source for those details, and this guide does not repeat them. Some pages also name a town on the island and publish a map pin. This guide does neither, since an address becoming known is the reason Fury gave for leaving Morecambe.
Key Features:
- Home on the Isle of Man, reported as six bedrooms
- Value reported at about £8 million; no sale price on record
- Family home for Fury, his wife Paris and their children
- Town and address deliberately not published
2. Where Does Tyson Fury Live Now?
Location: Isle of Man
Status: Resident since late 2025; confirmed by company filings and by Fury himself
What Points to the Isle of Man
The clearest record is a company filing. Manx Radio reported on December 28, 2025, that paperwork filed with Companies House that month lists Fury as “usually resident” in the Isle of Man. The Lancashire Evening Post reported that his wife’s company made the same change. In April 2026, Fury told reporters he had moved from Morecambe to the island, and Manx Radio later described him as a resident who moved over last year.
Why Some Pages Still Say, Morecambe
Fury lived in Morecambe for about 17 years, and At Home with the Furys made the town part of his public image. Older profiles, including several that still give a £1.7 million Morecambe mansion as his residence, were written before the move. The two Furys’ company-registered addresses also stayed in Morecambe in December 2025, even after their residency details changed, which is why some pages treat the move as unfinished.
3. Why Tyson Fury Left Morecambe
Location: Morecambe, Lancashire
Status: Left in late 2025
The Intruder and the Intercom
Fury gave his own account in April 2026, ahead of his return fight. ESPN reported that he called an intruder at his house “the final straw.” He said a man climbed his 40-foot gates and told the police he was there to be adopted by Tyson and Paris. He also said people had found his address and rang the intercom through the night, and that once people know where you live, you can be targeted.
The Tax Reports
UK media also linked the move to the November 2025 budget, which introduced a surcharge on homes worth more than £2 million. The Lancashire Evening Post, citing The Sun, reported that the surcharge does not apply on the Isle of Man, and Manx Radio noted the same reports. In the ESPN interview, Fury pointed to security, not tax.
4. The Morecambe Homes
Location: Hest Bank and Morecambe, Lancashire (addresses not published here)
Price: Hest Bank house: bought for £480,000 in 2015, listed at £800,000, sold subject to contract at £700,000 in August 2025. Main mansion: reported at £1.7 million; no sale reported
Size: Hest Bank house: five bedrooms and three bathrooms per the listing
Status: Hest Bank house sold; main mansion’s status not reported
The Hest Bank House
The Lancaster Guardian reported in July 2025 that Fury had listed a period house in Hest Bank at £800,000. Rightmove records showed he had bought it for £480,000 in 2015. The listing described a three-bathroom house with a garage, a dining kitchen opening to a conservatory, a main bedroom with a private balcony and a west-facing terrace with bay views. The Lancashire Post reported a month later that it was sold subject to contract after the price was cut to £700,000.
The Main Family Mansion
The same listing coverage says the Hest Bank house stayed in Fury’s portfolio after the family moved into a larger home near Westgate in Morecambe. Older pages put that larger house at £1.7 million, but no purchase record for it was reviewed here, and no sale has been reported. This guide does not publish its address.
Key Features (Hest Bank house):
- Period detached house with five bedrooms and three bathrooms
- Main bedroom with a private balcony, west-facing terrace with bay views
- Bought for £480,000 in 2015, sold at £700,000 in 2025
- Not the family’s main home at the time of sale
Timeline of Tyson Fury’s Homes
- 2015: Fury and Paris buy the Hest Bank house for £480,000.
- July 2025: The two Furys’ company registered addresses change from Hest Bank to another Morecambe address, and the Hest Bank house is listed at £800,000.
- August 2025: The Hest Bank house is reported sold subject to contract at £700,000.
- November 2025: The UK budget introduces a surcharge on homes worth more than £2 million.
- December 2025: Companies House lists Fury and Paris as usually resident in the Isle of Man; Manx Radio reports it on December 28.
- April 2026: Fury explains the intruder incident to reporters, and his latest retirement ends with a fight on April 11.
- April 2026: Lancs Live reports the family living in a home reportedly worth around £8 million.
Tyson Fury’s Real Estate Overview
| Property | Location | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Isle of Man home | Isle of Man | Reported value about £8M; no sale price | Current family home |
| Main Morecambe mansion | Morecambe, Lancashire | Reported at £1.7M | Status not reported |
| Hest Bank house | Hest Bank, Lancashire | £480K (2015); sold at £700K (2025) | Sold |
What Tyson Fury’s Home Choices Reveal
The move was about distance, not size. By his own account, Fury left a town where everybody knew where he lived. In a scene from the Netflix series, covered in a Lancs Live story carried by Yahoo News UK, he called leaving “sad” after 17 years, so the move cost him something he valued.
The numbers on the Hest Bank house add context. He sold it for £100,000 less than the £800,000 he asked and about £220,000 more than the £480,000 he paid in 2015. The value attached to the Isle of Man home is much higher, but it is a reported estimate, not a sale price.
Specifics That Don’t Line Up
Where on the island. The Lancashire Evening Post places the home near Douglas. One page places it near Peel. This guide names neither town.
The value. Most outlets say about £8 million. One page says about £5 million. None of them cite a sale or an appraisal.
The £700,000 sale. Lancs Live describes it as the family’s mansion. The listing coverage says it was the Hest Bank house, which they had kept after moving to a larger home.
Bedrooms at Hest Bank. Lancs Live says six. The listing, as reported by the Lancaster Guardian, describes five.
The Morecambe mansion. Several pages say £1.7 million. No purchase record or sale was reviewed for this guide.
A Las Vegas home. One profile says Fury owns a house in Las Vegas that his trainer lives in. No property record or news report turned up for it.
Net worth. A 2021 newspaper estimate said £40 million, and one competitor page says £162 million with no breakdown. This guide does not publish a net worth figure.
Interior details. A cinema room, a sauna, and a 200-year-old stone exterior appear on aggregator pages with no named source.
The map pin. Some pages publish a map pin or location code near a town on the island. This guide does not.
What’s Confirmed vs. What Isn’t
| Detail | Status |
|---|---|
| Lives on the Isle of Man | Confirmed (Companies House filing via Manx Radio; Fury’s own comments to ESPN) |
| Moved in late 2025 | Confirmed (company filings in December 2025) |
| Left Morecambe after an intruder incident | Confirmed as Fury’s own account (ESPN) |
| Home has six bedrooms | Reported (Lancashire Evening Post) |
| Home worth about £8 million | Reported; no sale price on record |
| Town on the island | Unconfirmed; sources differ |
| Hest Bank house sold at £700,000 | Reported (sold subject to contract, August 2025) |
| Main Morecambe mansion at £1.7 million | Unverified |
| Las Vegas home | Unverified |
| Net worth | Unverified |
Conclusion
Short version: Tyson Fury lives on the Isle of Man, in a home reported to have six bedrooms and a value of about £8 million, after leaving Morecambe in late 2025. The move is documented in company filings and in Fury’s own account of an intruder at his gates. The loose ends are the ones you would expect: which town the house is in, what it is really worth, and what has happened to the larger Morecambe mansion. A recorded sale for the island home or a listing for the mansion would settle most of them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Tyson Fury live?
Tyson Fury lives on the Isle of Man. Company filings from December 2025 list him as usually resident there, and he has said he moved from Morecambe after an intruder came over his gates.
Why did Tyson Fury move to the Isle of Man?
Fury told reporters in April 2026 that an intruder at his house was the final straw, after people had found his address and kept ringing his intercom. UK media also linked the move to the November 2025 UK budget, which Fury did not mention in that interview.
How much is Tyson Fury’s Isle of Man house worth?
About £8 million, according to reports in the Lancashire Evening Post and Lancs Live. That is a reported value, not a sale price, and no purchase record was found.
How many bedrooms does it have?
Six, according to the Lancashire Evening Post. No floor area has been reported.
Did Tyson Fury sell his Morecambe house?
He sold a house in Hest Bank, Morecambe, which was reported sold subject to contract at £700,000 in August 2025. Whether his larger Morecambe mansion has been sold has not been reported.
How many children does Tyson Fury have?
Seven. He and his wife, Paris, appeared with them in the Netflix series At Home with the Furys.
Is Tyson Fury still boxing?
He came out of retirement in April 2026 for his first fight in 16 months, according to ESPN and Lancs Live.
What is Tyson Fury’s net worth?
No sourced current figure is available. Estimates online range widely, so this guide does not publish one.
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Adrian Cole researched and wrote this article using publicly available information from verified sources, including ESPN, Manx Radio, the Lancashire Evening Post, the Lancaster Guardian, and Lancs Live. All property values are approximate and based on publicly reported figures, which vary by source. GlamHomeGuide is not affiliated with Tyson Fury, his family, or his estate.
Adrian Cole is a real estate writer at GlamHomeGuide, covering the homes of celebrities, athletes, and public figures. With a background in residential design, Adrian focuses on the architecture, interiors, and lifestyle details behind each property. He enjoys digging into the stories that make these homes more than just real estate listings.