Think cricketers and football players – one of the most free-spirited sports stars, with a lavish $12,000-a-week rental to boot, is one of the top names in a sport you wouldn’t think: professional darts.
Eighteen-year-old Englishman Luke Littler is the biggest name in darts and has just become a two-time winner of the PDC World Championship – the sport’s top prize.
As a teenager, Littler was known for enjoying a good kebab and a game of Call of Duty, but unlike most his age, he has moved his family into a luxury £6,000-a-month ($12,073) rental property thanks to his millions in winnings.
In his last world championship win, he walked away with £1 million (over $2.01 million) in prize money as he became the first player in a decade to win back-to-back titles.
Darts prodigy Luke Littler’s championship victories have earned him millions. Photo: Warren Little/Getty Images.
According to The sunLittler has earned £3 million (over $6.03 million) in prize money over the course of his short career, although his net worth is thought to be even greater thanks to endorsements from the likes of Xbox and BoohooMAN.
Starting out as a complete unknown at the age of 16, Littler has quickly risen to the top of the sport, helping him move his family into their huge five-bedroom rental property in the North West of England.
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The house in Cheshire is rented by 18-year-old darts champion Luke Littler. Image: Right movement.
The five-bedroom house rents for more than $12,000 per month. Image: Right movement.
According to The Daily Mail‘The Nuke’ moved into his home in his hometown of Warrington, Cheshire – an area between Manchester and Liverpool – in October last year.
The three-storey property is located on a street known locally as Millionaire’s Road.
The Littler’s have reportedly swapped their old £180,000 ($362,211) two-bedroom semi in Warrington for the spectacular new property, which includes an indoor pool, home theater and six bathrooms.
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In the kitchen of the two-time champion. Image: Right movement.
Luke Littler celebrates his victory in the final of the 2025/26 World Darts Championship in London, England. Photo: Warren Little/Getty Images.
The house is well secured, with electronic gates and reportedly packed with CCTV security cameras.
An open-plan kitchen and dining room with double doors lead to the indoor pool, which is said to be 11 meters long.
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The swimming pool area of Littler’s luxury holiday home. Image: Right movement.
The pool room features a relaxation area with space for armchairs and fitness equipment, as well as a cinema projector and more patio doors opening onto a spacious patio.
A gardener and pool maintenance are included in the rental price.
The house is also said to have a cloakroom, formal living room and large double garage.
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