Exploring the 19-Bathroom Mansion and Movie Theatre of Liverpool Owner John W. Henry

In 2019, Liverpool owner John W. Henry attempted to sell his seven-bedroom, 19-bathroom Boca Raton mansion in Florida.

Liverpool owner John W Henry has put his £20million mansion up for sale

Although Henry, who is worth £4 million ($5.1 million), paid £511,000 ($650,000) for the house in 1991, he didn’t begin to use it until five years later. After 20 years of usage, the American attempted to collect £19.6 million ($25 million) for the property, with potential purchasers receiving their own movie theater, recording studio, outdoor wood-burning pizza oven, and subterranean wine cellar that can hold 1,000 bottles.

The luxurious house has more than 27,000 square feet as lawn surrounds the property

But after failing to find a buyer, he was forced to cut the asking price by an astounding £7.8 million ($10 million), according to Business Insider. One of the few well-known homes to have a severe decline in property value % was the one with the price reduction. The price of Michael Jackson’s iconic Neverland Ranch was drastically reduced by 70% from its initial asking price, and the price of a billion-dollar hilltop property fell to £511 million ($650 million).

The stunning estate in Florida boasts its own recording studio

The 73-year-old, who leads the Fenway Sports Group, faced harsh criticism early in the season for what was seen as a lack of expenditure on the playing team as rivals Newcastle and Liverpool cut costs. Additionally, FSG looked for additional Merseyside Club investors.

Henry, 69, pictured here with his film producer wife Linda Pizzuti Henry, 39, saw his beloved Boston Red Sox won the World Series this year

“While we formalised a process that has identified potential investors for the club, we remain fully committed to the long-term success of the club,” Henry told the Liverpool Echo. “That has been the case since day one in 2010. Our efforts every day have been and continue to be focused on the long-term health and competitiveness of the club.

A Liverpool table football table is proudly on show in the property

“Investment in the club is never for the short term. This approach has been successful over the long haul with patience necessary from time to time. We’ve seen many football clubs go down unsustainable paths. We have and will continue to focus our attention on investing wisely in the transfer market and we remain incredibly proud of our squad.

Henry, 69, has owned the property in Boca Raton for 27 years

“At the same time we continue investing in our training facilities, our main stand and currently the Anfield Road stand. These are all physical reflections of our resolve and how very seriously Fenway Sports Group takes its responsibilities for this great club. In regard to Liverpool Football Club, our commitment remains stronger than ever.”

Henry's home has its own underground wine cellar, which can stock up to 1000 bottles

Liverpool has still seen considerable success under FSG, winning the Premier League, Championship League, FA Cup, and EFL Cup under their stewardship. The 2019/20 Premier League win was the Club’s first top-flight league title since 1990.

Henry is demanding success at Liverpool after spending £170m in the summer Henry built the house in 1991 for around £450,000 Henry is looking to fetch £20million for his home in Florida Memorabilia is shown around the house of past honours and achievements

This season, the Reds find themselves in a Premier League title fight. Jurgen Klopp’s men are occupying the top three alongside Arsenal and defending champions Manchester City. Aston Villa also can’t be ruled out at this stage either, with Unai Emery’s men flying high on 29 points.