Having made more than $300 million throughout his career, boxing legend Mike Tyson was able to afford a lavish lifestyle, buying numerous mansions and cars. When he filed for bankruptcy in 2004 he was already deep in debt.
Problems though had started years earlier. In the late 90s he lost ownership of his 5-bedroom, 60 acre property with an indoor pool, basket ball court and on-site tiger cages near Southington, Ohio to an entrepreneur who was arrested on drug related charges a year later. Then, the mansion fell into the hands of the authorities as its state was deteriorating due to neglect and vandalism.
These photos were taken in 2007. Today, the property has been restored and it's privately owned again.
Problems though had started years earlier. In the late 90s he lost ownership of his 5-bedroom, 60 acre property with an indoor pool, basket ball court and on-site tiger cages near Southington, Ohio to an entrepreneur who was arrested on drug related charges a year later. Then, the mansion fell into the hands of the authorities as its state was deteriorating due to neglect and vandalism.
These photos were taken in 2007. Today, the property has been restored and it's privately owned again.
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not to mention i live seriously a minute from it
ReplyDeleteSomebody said the lived down the stretch from it and they would get bad vibes everything they would pass it
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Deletecan you go in it ?
ReplyDeleteIs it still empty or has anyone moved in?
ReplyDeleteIt states in the description that it is now privately owned and restored, lucky ducks! :)
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