Andrew Flintoff's Cheshire mansion has been put up for sale.
The Cheshire mansion, now owned by former England cricket legend Andrew Flintoff, is listed for £6.75 million.
Flintoff, 48, acquired the property in 2021 from Phil Neville, another former Manchester United star, who moved to the US to coach Inter Miami, Beckham's Major League Soccer team.
The mansion, boasting 10,000 square feet, includes six bedrooms and six bathrooms.
It is described on Rightmove as a "stunning detached family home arranged over four floors," with three main reception areas, a stylish kitchen, and a leisure suite.
The suite includes a swimming pool, gym, games room, and cinema.
The listing also highlights a "comprehensive monitored CCTV & security system."
The description states: "Designed with both entertaining and family living in mind, Longwood combines clean contemporary architecture and luxurious modern finishes with a distinctive sense of character throughout.
"The principal living accommodation is exceptionally well proportioned, with three impressive reception rooms complemented by a magnificent open-plan kitchen and family room.
"The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of bespoke cabinetry and integrated appliances, creating a superb central hub for everyday family life and entertaining."
A passenger lift serving all floors is also mentioned, "providing effortless access throughout the house and adding considerably to its practicality and accessibility."
Beckham, known for his illustrious football career and current role as the owner of Inter Miami, now resides in a Grade-II listed barn conversion in Great Tew, Oxfordshire, which he purchased for £12 million.
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