Tyson's former Connecticut mansion, once sold to 50 Cent, listed at $9.9M

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A sprawling 51,000-square-foot Connecticut estate once owned by boxing legend Mike Tyson has been listed for $9.9 million. Tyson originally purchased the property in 1996 for around $3 million before selling it to rapper 50 Cent for $4.1 million. 50 Cent notably used the mansion's recording studio while working on his 2005 album The Massacre. The property changed hands again in 2019, after which it received over $3 million in renovations. The upgrades added a private nightclub, improved pool and spa amenities, 19 bedrooms, and seven kitchens.

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