Inside Tyson Fury’s amazing lifestyle, from monster car collection to £1.7m Morecambe mansion and £60k diamond Rolex

TYSON Fury is an extravagant personality at the best times.

And the big character lives a life of luxury away from the ring befitting of his moniker, the Gypsy King.

Tyson Fury lives an extravagant lifestyle away from the ring

Tyson Fury’s amazing £1.7m home in Morecambe

The Gypsy King logo features throughout the propertyCredit: @tysonfury

The British boxing champ is believed to have accrued a wealth of around £130million.

Fury is also set to make £165million from his upcoming fight with Francis Ngannou, as well as two blockbuster fights with Oleksandr Usyk.

That sum will just improve the amazing lifestyle he leads.

From living in a £1.7million Morecambe mansion to an astounding car collection featuring TWO Rolls-Royce motors, Fury leads an extraordinary life.

Here’s just some things he has spent his wealth on.

The abode

Fury went up in the world when he swapped his £550,000 home that overlooked Morecambe Bay for a posher £1.7million mansion in the same area.

Clearly crafted with an open cheque book, the mansion has gold curtains and radiators throughout.

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There are huge chandeliers dangling from the ceilings, and the kitchen is decked out in red marble.

Wife Paris, 33, often gives us a glimpse into her fab property.

On Instagram, she regularly shares snaps in different rooms – dressed head-to-toe in designer clobber.

One photo showed the blonde clutching a Chanel handbag while stood in front of a set of ornate gold curtains.

In another, the beauty is surrounded by family in her kitchen – sipping a coffee and laughing.

Behind her, red-topped marble decorates the surfaces. And there’s also a silver chandelier, fit for a queen, hanging from the ceiling.

In the hallway, Paris – wearing a patterned blouse – leans on a gold radiator that’s clearly a statement piece. Next to her is an outstanding floor to ceiling mirror.

For the musical, underneath the wood staircase is a grand black piano that sits on marble flooring.

In terms of security, the property has a castellated front wall, and a wrought-iron black and gold fence. Of course, that boasts its own lavish decor – with lion motifs and four eagle sculptures on the gate posts.

Unwanted burglars are warned off by signs that reveal the home is guarded by CCTV.

Back in 2020, Tyson Fury upgraded from his £550,000 abode to a stunning £1.7million home in Morecambe.

The Furys bought their £1.7m mansion in 2021

His wife Paris Fury regularly shares images of the home on social media

Sweeping gold curtains adorn the property

A lavish gold radiator and and grand piano can be seen in the hallway

Glam Paris shows off her gold radiator

The home featured heavily in the Netflix show At Home with the Furys, which offered fans a glimpse inside the chaotic and full-on life of Britian’s top heavyweight boxer.

A water fountain can also be seen at the front of the property, while there is also a mini-playground with the “Gypsy King” logo painted on the floor outside.

Of living in Morecambe, Fury said: “Why would I abandon my own country for a bit of money and some fame?

“I love it… It’s true beauty. If the weather was better, every house here would be a million quid.”

The cars

Like many of the world’s successful boxers, cars are a big deal.

Fury has an absolute monster collection of motors he has been seen behind the wheel of.

Most recently, he added a stunning customised Porsche GT3 RS worth over £200,000 to his car collection.

While in 2022, he was mad for motors splashing the cash on two Rolls-Royces worth £384,000 EACH.

In 2019, Fury showed off his red Ferrari Portofino motor, alongside pal Billy Saunders’ similar model in a car park.

Heavyweight star Tyson Fury boasts an epic car collection

Fury showed off a Rolls Royce motor on InstagramCredit: Instagram @tysonfury

Fury added a £250,000 Ferrari GTC4Lusso to his car collection in 2019Credit: BackGrid

Tyson Fury shows off his matching Ferrari Portofino with friend Billy Joe SaundersCredit: Instagram @gypsyking101

Fury unveiled his brand-spanking new Porsche GT3 RS in 2023Credit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURY

The Portofino usually retails at around £170,000 for a base model.

He also boasts a Ferrari GTC4Lusso worth a stunning £250,000, which he was seen behind the wheel of in 2019.

But it’s not all glam. Fury also has time for a £20,000 Vauxhall Passat and a Mini Cooper.

The watches

Bling is important to Fury too.

After all, he once sparred Anthony Joshua for a brand new Rolex watch.

The Swiss watchmaker is a favourite of Fury’s, who reportedly owns several.

He once wagered his gold, diamond-encrusted Rolex Daytona Rainbow Sapphire watch to whoever could beat him in the ring.

Then, when he prepared for his showdown with Dillian Whyte in 2022, he flashed another £60,000 diamond-laden 18ct timepiece from the brand.

Others include a Richard Mille RM 011 Flyback Chronograph that costs over £100,000.

Once upon a time, Fury offered this watch up to anyone who can beat himCredit: Twitter, @Tyson_Fury

Fury wore his luxury gold Rolex at Wembley ahead of a fight against Dillian WhyteCredit: Reuters

Rolex fan Fury flashed a £15k Rolex Oyster Perpetual with a red coral dial on his Netflix seriesCredit: NETFLIX

And a Patek Philippe Nautilus Chronograph that’s worth around £90,000.

In his Netflix series, he flashes a Rolex Oyster Perpetual with a red coral dial that’s a more modest £15,000.

In terms of other jewellery, Fury offered to pay £25,000 for the biggest crucifix in the UK in 2022.

Designer wardrobe

There was a point in time when Fury used to live in Versace robes at £400.

A fetching mustard one draped around his 6ft9in frame was seen ahead of his 2021 bout with Deontay Wilder, he donned strolling around a Las Vegas casino.

There was a red robe that he was spotted wearing before he beat Otto Wallin.

But Fury’s eccentric and expensive fashion style doesn’t end there.

First, there was the infamous picture of Tyson wearing a £9,000 chinchilla coat in 2017.