PAUL SCHOLES has put his luxury mansion on the market for a staggering £3.9million after his split from wife Claire.
The Manchester United legend, 45, decided to sell the house just weeks after Claire left their marital home and stopped wearing her wedding ring.
Scholes is selling his home – complete with football pitch and netball court – after 21 years
Scholes is selling his marital home after wife Claire left and stopped wearing her wedding ringCredit: PA:Press Association
The seven-bed mansion is situated in Saddleworth, Greater Manchester
The stunning home comes complete with a fully-equipped gym
The Scholeses even have a games room, including pool table, in the pad
Scholes had a putting green installed at his home to work on his golf
Scholes and his family – including his three 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren – have lived at the luxurious 13,000sq ft property for 21 years.
The former England star bought the pad soon after the 1998 World Cup.
The mansion is described as one of the “finest homes in Saddleworth”, in Greater Manchester, and features no fewer than seven bedrooms.
Scholes’ home – which was redesigned and refurbished in full in 2015 – also features its very own football pitch, home gym and putting green.
Sticking with the sporting theme, the mansion even features a netball court, with daughter Alicia, 18, on the brink of breaking into the Manchester Thunder team.
The Saddleworth property also comes kitted out with a separate “executive detached house” in the landscape grounds.
Other incredible perks include a steam room, sauna, indoor heated swimming pool, home cinema and games room.
But now it appears the Scholeses will be leaving their family home after Paul and Claire split.
The Greater Manchester home comes fitted with an indoor, heated swimming pool
Paul Scholes bought the home shortly after the 1998 World Cup
Scholes is selling the home for £3.9m after his wife, Claire, left
Scholes has put the home on the market for close to £4m
A source told The Sun the pair, both 45, are “devastated”.
They added: “You have to feel for them as they both value family above everything else.
“They’ve been together forever and nobody saw this coming.”
Scholes – who grew up on a council estate, seemingly worlds away from their Saddleworth home – met Claire in his local pub when they were 18.
They married six years later.
Scholes, believed to have a £27million fortune, often shared pictures of him and Claire, but the last one on his Instagram page was in February.
The former midfielder even cited Claire as the reason he quit England duty in 2004, saying he missed her too much while away.
Scholes looks set to leave his home after more than two decades
