Ex-Man Utd star Nicky Butt sells £5.5m Cheshire mansion featuring indoor pool and cinema room

Manchester United legend Nicky Butt has lastly bought his mammoth Cheshire mansion for £5.5million – two years after first placing it available on the market.

Butt, who received six Premier League titles and was a part of the 1999 Treble-winning group throughout his glittering spell with United, first listed his six-bedroom pad for £7m.

The previous footballer determined to promote his home in April 2019 following his break up from spouse Shelley Barlow, with whom he has two kids.

After affords didn’t materialise final summer season, Butt – who’s now a coach at Manchester United – slashed the asking value to £5.5m.

And property brokers Gascoigne Halman and Jackson-Stops have now revealed Butt has accepted an undisclosed supply on the property.

The mansion is listed as bought on each corporations’ web sites, whereas property web site Zoopla say it’s “bought topic to contract”.

The brand new purchaser will inherit a luxurious located within the posh Manchester suburb of Hale, a selected favorite for footballers.

A gross sales brochure described their house as a “gorgeous, indifferent household residence” with two principal reception rooms, leisure suite, swimming pool, six bedrooms and 7 bogs.

Certainly, there are six bedrooms, 4 of which have en-suites, and likewise a big household rest room.

The home additionally has an enormous non-public pool, separate fitness center and altering services, whereas the backyard is full with patio for al-fresco eating and a kids’s play space.

The triple storage is fitted out for 3 vehicles, with the indifferent residence set in nearly an acre of personal gardens.

The Butt household forked out £4.4million for the house in 2007, when he was enjoying for Premier League aspect Newcastle.

Butt was a part of Man Utd’s well-known Class of ’92 that helped steer the membership to constant glory underneath Sir Alex Ferguson.

He’s Head of First Staff Improvement at United, reporting on to supervisor Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, and is co-owner of Salford Metropolis FC.