Inside Tyson Fury’s modest £550k Morecambe house where he lives with Paris and growing family

TYSON FURY’S box office credentials have never been in doubt – after once having three huge TV’s delivered to his Morecambe home.

The Gypsy King, 34, is one of boxing’s highest-paid stars but he insists he will never forget his roots – and these are laid in the seaside town of Morecambe.

Tyson Fury once had three £800 Samsung TVs delivered to his property

Tyson Fury lives in his Morecambe house with wife Paris and their six childrenITV

This part of the house is a tribute to Tyson Fury’s glittering career so farITV

The WBC heavyweight champ lives in a five-bed, four-bathroom home that is worth more than £550,000, according to Zoopla.

Fury had plenty of time to enjoy his home comforts during the coronavirus pandemic, before throwing himself into boot camp for his latest win against Deontay Wilder in October of 2021.

He made the fading seaside town his permanent home in 2011, and has since become its most famous resident with crowds flocking to see him train on the beach.

Speaking on a three-part ITV documentary in 2020, he said: “People say to me, ‘Why don’t you live in California or America?’ – why would I?

“Why would I abandon my own country for a bit of money and some fame?

“I love it. I would never leave Morecambe. It’s true beauty. If the weather was better, every house here would be a million quid.”

Paris Fury is happy to take on some of the chores around the house if her husband is busy in trainingITV

Tyson Fury says he is not looking to move away from the seaside town of MorecambeITV

According to Zoopla, Fury’s home is valued at around £550,000ITV

Tyson Fury has made the news for his actions inside, and outside the ring, in recent yearsITV

Before he amassed what is now thought to be around £100m following one of the great sporting comebacks, Fury lived in a caravan on his dad John’s land.

But now he is the king of his own castle along with wife Paris and their six children – with the couple now expecting a seventh. 

Inside the family home are links to the profession he will go down in history for.

Just next to a glass column holding the multitude of belts the heavyweight has won in his career is a framed picture of him after his win against Wladimir Klitschko on the wall.

That victory was regarded as one of the finest successes for British boxing – but his titanic victory in the trilogy fight with Wilder will also live long in the memory.

Alongside flash motors at the property is Tyson Fury’s pride and joy – his Gypsy wagonITV

The Gypsy King decides to take the wagon out for a spin in a funny clip from last year’s ITV documentaryITV

The neighbourhood have embraced the Fury family much like he has embraced MorecambeITV

There won’t be any household rubbish lying around the house for too long – despite reaching the pinnacle of his profession, Fury is happy to roll his sleeves up and take out the rubbish.

But there are definite luxuries he can enjoy too.

Parked up are a Ferrari and Rolls Royce. But it is a mode of transport closely linked to his heritage that the 6ft 9ins powerhouse prefers to focus on.

He has restored and customised a gypsy wagon that he proudly treks through the streets – after spending over four years renovating it.

Speaking about the four-wheeler, Fury said: “[It’s] real gold, gold leaf, all hand-painted.

“The Gypsy code says you must travel towards the sun, so we keep the sun towards the back.”

Quietly going about his life, Fury has participated in charity work for children’s hospitals, offered help and advice to aspiring boxers and supported local businesses.

That’s why the boxer, a reformed character after his battle with depression, drug and alcohol abuse, is a real man of the people in these parts.

Tyson Fury’s wife Paris excels in her role as his queen in the Morecambe family homeITV

This two-seater brown leather sofas would struggle to seat 6ft 9ins Tyson and his missusITV

Family life is hectic – but not as hectic as Fury’s career has beenITV