Andy Murray’s net worth, building his own home, 15-room Scottish hotel and £5m mansion
Andy Murray may have stepped away from tennis but his absence from the game will not impact his enormous net worth.
The British star called time on the sport after a doubles loss at the Paris Olympics this summer. Murray, who won Wimbledon twice in his storied career, is known to have racked up an incredible net worth during his time on the court.
Murray’s empire is made up of prize winnings, endorsements as well as a huge hotel he owns with his wife Kim. So with the sun now set on one of Britain’s most successful sporting icons, Express Sport takes a look at some of his assets from a luxurious mansion to the house he actually built himself.
The tennis star’s net worth is believed to be north of £81million. As well as an astonishing amount raised through prize money, estimated to be around £50million, he has also several sponsorship deals that see him pocket an eye-watering amount of money.
He is known to have a long-term contract with TRR Nutrition and a similar deal with sportswear brand Castore. Murray had a four-year deal with Under Armour that also granted him £15million – he also has an agreement with Jaguar, and is the sole shareholder of 77 Management.
Andy Murray’s £5million mansion
Murray and his wife Kim lived in a sprawling mansion in Surrey that they bought in 2009. The couple shared the property with their four young children: Sophia, Edie, Teddie and Lola.
The house contains five bedrooms, a swimming pool, cinema room, sauna and gym as well as room for Murray’s fleet of luxury cars. However Andy and Kim sold the house for just under £5million in order to actually build their own dream home.
