Gary Neville’s former mansion, where he resided during his illustrious playing days at Manchester United, is now up for sale. This swanky property boasts a luxurious four-bedroom layout and features an infinity pool that can accommodate up to eight people. Notably, David Beckham had his own suite within the mansion during his year-long stay. In addition to the tennis court and infinity pool, the property offers a miniature five-hole golf course on its expansive grounds.

The estate agent, PLM Sales, has not disclosed the price and is requesting interested buyers to inquire. The opulent 35-acre site was previously estimated to be valued at over £3 million. Gary Neville transformed the magnificent estate from a farm in 1999, the same year Manchester United achieved the historic treble.

A section of the house is famously known as the Beckham Suite, where David Beckham resided for one year while his wife Victoria was away. Neville revealed that during Beckham’s stay, the former England captain took charge of the cooking duties, delighting Neville with stir-fries, pasta dishes, and more.

Neville vacated the Bolton mansion in 2003 but still owns nearby land where he made headlines for attempting to build his unique Teletubby-style eco house.

While exploring the property, potential buyers will encounter wooden carved lions on the stairway, bearing the crests of both Manchester United and England, serving as reminders of the mansion’s famous former owner.

The 9,900-square-foot home is equipped with an integrated music and sound system, allowing seamless communication between rooms through an intercom. An elaborately furnished entertainment area features a six-foot projection screen, disco strobe lighting, and a bar worth £60,000.

Security features include a remotely monitored CCTV system, bulletproof windows throughout the property, and an elegant infinity pool designed for relaxation and entertainment.

Each bedroom is accompanied by an en suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, while the master bedroom boasts a dedicated steam room. The lush gardens complete with a golf course and tennis court add to the grandeur of the property.

In a previous report, it was revealed that Neville had offered his hotel penthouse for rent at an impressive £25,000 per month.

The wooden carved lions on the stairway bearing the crests of Manchester United and England serve as a reminder of the property’s prestigious history. The 35-acre mansion has previously been appraised at approximately £3 million.