Luke Littler has been taking the darts world by storm over the past 12 months and the 17-year-old is now renting a stunning mansion in Cheshire as his fortune continues to rise.
Darts genius Luke Littler has made a huge fortune and now lives in a luxury mansion.
It’s been a remarkable year for the talented 17-year-old. Littler rose to prominence on the world stage at Alexandra Palace, reaching the final of the World Darts Championship at his first try and has since risen rapidly through the sporting hierarchy, amassing a huge fortune estimated at around £700,000 and aiming to join the billionaire’s club.
To mark the occasion, the Runcorn-born star has moved into a breathtaking mansion on Millionaire’s Row in Cheshire.
In perhaps his most extravagant folly, Littler moved his family into a five-bedroom mansion which cost a staggering £6,000 a month.
It was recently revealed that the reigning World Series of Darts champion had traded his family’s modest £180,000 two-bedroom home in Warrington for the striking new abode.
Equipped with an indoor swimming pool and located in a charming suburb of Littler’s hometown, the property’s entrance alone features electric gates, ample parking space and cutting-edge CCTV.
Inside you’ll find an open kitchen and large dining area.
Next is a spectacular 36′ x 33′ indoor pool with spotlights, recliners and bi-fold doors that lead out to the patio.
According to the Daily Mail, the property is described as “finished to an uncompromising standard, with thoughtful design, impressive technology, first-class fixtures and fittings and superb leisure facilities.”
It also states: “Extensively renovated in recent years, the property has been thoughtfully and inventively redesigned to maximise and expand space, creating the perfect balance between luxury finishes and comfortable living.
If ‘livability’ is what he’s after, then the darts prodigy is on the right track. Littler’s current net worth may be a staggering amount for someone under the age of 18, but that figure is increasing every week.
If he continues this incredible run of form, he should surpass the million mark and never look back.
Darts maestro and 1994 World Champion Dennis Priestley has predicted that if Littler continues on his path and continues to dominate, he could eventually surpass the net worth of Manchester United legend David Beckham.
Luke Rich is still very young, and his career has happened anyway, “Prestrean said. “I hope he surrounds himself with the good people who keep fixing him. If they can do this and they can stay at the top of his game for 10 years, it will be higher than David Beckham.”
According to SUN, Littler received an impressive prize money and received only 397,500 pounds from the tournament ranking after receiving the 20th order in MERIT PDC.
The results include 200,000 pockets, despite the 7-4 defeat for Luke Hamfris in the finals of the World Championships in Ellie Parry. He also won £15,000 in the quarter-finals of the UK Open – the FA Cup of the sport – and earned a further £15,000 by winning his first ProTour Players Championship.
On top of that, Littler celebrated an 8-7 victory over Rob Cross in the final of the Belgian Darts Open on his first appearance on the European Tour, winning £30,000.
More wins followed with £20,000 from his Bahrain Darts Masters victory in January and £10,000 for reaching the Dutch Darts Masters final. Not content with tournament wins, Littler is making waves in the Premier League of darts too.
With eight big stars in the league, he is already guaranteed a minimum of £60,000 to play for, plus winning the championship will add £40,000 to the pot, with £275,000 still waiting for the overall winner.
