Flight move! Inside Luke Littler's new five-bedroom mansion with swimming pool on millionaire's row in leafy Cheshire (but he's still too young to buy a pint)But He’s Renting It! via dailym.ai/ios mol.im/a/14002867
The price of fame: Luke Littler moves into pricey mansion for himself and family
PDCSunday, 27 October 2024 at 10:32
17-year-old teen sensation Luke Littler has moved into a new home. He has moved into a rental property; a five-bedroom luxury mansion for £6,000 (about €7,200) a month, the British newspaper Daily Mail reports.
Located on a prestigious street in the affluent suburbs of Warrington, the home offers amenities such as an indoor pool, home theater, gym and secure entry gates.
Littler is the new face of the sport of darts. After his junior world title in November 2023, he stunned the darts world by reaching the final of the World Darts Championship. In his first year as a Tour Card holder, he won the Premier League Darts and the World Series Finals. Most recently, he defeated Michael van Gerwen in the quarterfinals of the Czech Darts Open, with a scoring average of 110.57. In barely 12 months, Littler already earned nearly a million pounds in prize money.
The recently renovated home offers three floors and features luxurious finishes and spacious layout. The first floor includes an open kitchen and dining area overlooking the 11-by-10-meter pool, designed as a relaxation area with sun beds, fitness equipment and even a projector for movie nights. The entire second floor is designed as a master suite with a generous bedroom, lounge, spacious walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom with floor-to-ceiling windows.
Luke lives with his parents, Anthony Buckley and Lisa Littler, and their dog Nala. Their new home is a significant upgrade from their previous home in Warrington and likely gives more security to the top darting star.
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