Venezuela Fury’s humble new home: Teen bride will start married life in a static caravan three doors away from her new mother-in-law as she swaps her parents’ luxurious £5million mansion for a traveller campsite

Her father might be worth £160million, but this is the humble home where Tyson Fury’s 16-year-old daughter Venezuela will be starting married life – a static caravan on a traveller campsite that was once a potato field.

The cream coloured bungalow-style property with slate-effect blue-grey roof is located just three doors down from Venezuela’s new mother-in-law.

The social media influencer and her aspiring boxer husband Noah Price, 19, who married at the weekend, are expected to move into their modest marital abode on their return from honeymoon.

Venezuela, eldest child of two-time heavyweight champion and ‘Gypsy King’ Tyson and wife Paris, has been used to a life of luxury, growing up in a £2million beachside mansion and more recently living in a £5million country pile on the Isle of Man.

But in traditional gypsy culture, the bride often leaves her family home to live with her new husband and his relatives.

Her spacious two-bedroom caravan, on a gated compound near the historic market town of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, has been called ‘The Manor House’ and boasts an off the open plan kitchen and living room, which is fitted with a cream carpet, white walls and a gold trim.

Proud Venezuela has shown off her love nest in a series of photographs posted on her TikTok page.

The living room has a space built into the wall for a large flat-screen TV, and a modern fireplace below it. 

Meanwhile, the kitchen aspect has white cabinets with gold handles, a new oven and marble countertops.

Both bedrooms have built in cabinets. The bathroom, like the rest of the caravan, is fitted out with white, gold and marble trim and has a shower and a separate, freestanding bathtub.

The exterior walls are designed to look like a mixture of cream wood and stone bricks. The home was built by Carabuild, an East Yorkshire company that specialises in bespoke caravans.

Captioning the post, Venezuela wrote: ‘R first ever home, so proud of my Noah.’ 

The newlyweds jetted off on holiday from Manchester Airport after getting married at a lavish ceremony on the Isle of Man on Saturday.

As the couple were pictured at the airport, 45 miles south, Noah’s mother revealed to the Daily Mail that they would be moving in soon.

Mrs Price, with her long dark hair swept into a ponytail, and whose son looks strikingly like her, said: ’They are coming to live here.’

She declined to discuss the wedding or how she felt having the young pair living just a stone’s throw from her home.

The long, single storey static property is mounted on a large base elevating it above the muddy ground and has four large wooden effect windows to the front and a welcoming double door, accessed by several steps.

The home looks out onto the stunning Peak District countryside, beyond the electricity pylons that tower over the site.

Chesterfield – famous for the ‘Crooked Spire’ of St Mary’s and All Saints Church – is just a ten-minute drive away.

Speaking exclusively to the Daily Mail last October, Mrs Price said her own bungalow is on the site of a potato shed that was bulldozed when the family bought the land 25-years ago.

Having raised three children there, her oldest two both now live close by in static homes while an uncle lives opposite.

She said the family hoped to build the young couple a new home on the site in the near future adding: We’re all really happy, they’re a wonderful young couple who have a bright future ahead of them.

‘We’ve got some space at the back of the yard and we’ve applied for planning permission to build on land we have just behind it.

‘We’d like to build them their own home and have them both live here among the family when they tie the knot.’

In getting engaged at such a tender age, Venezuela was continuing the traveller tradition which saw Tyson and Paris get engaged when he was 17 and she was 15.

The couple spent their early years living together in a caravan before moving to a wooden cabin in the grounds of his dad John’s home in Styal, Cheshire.

They now own an eight-bed mansion in Morecambe, Lancashire which has silver chandeliers hanging from the ceiling and an elegant sweeping staircase, under which is a grand piano, and a six-bedroom manor house on a nine acre estate on the Isle of Man that has a home cinema, gymnasium, games room, and sauna.

Both sprawling homes feature heavily in Netflix series At Home With The Fury’s. They also own a stunning cobbled mansion in Marbella, said to be worth £6million.

A family source said: ‘Venezuela wants to start her married life in the traditional style of a traveller, just like her parents did.

‘She has lived in luxury since she was born but is willing to swap her home comforts to go and live in a static caravan.

‘She thinks it did her parents no harm and is looking forward to taking care of all the domestics while Noah goes out to work. Her parents approve.’

The happy couple tied the knot at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John’s on the Isle of Man.

Emotional Tyson paid tribute to his daughter and told waiting spectators: ‘It was beautiful. She’s no longer a Fury.

‘Time goes quick. We don’t realise it but it does. She’s a married woman now.’

Venezuela wore a white lace dress with a 50ft train imported from Italy, which needed 18 bridesmaids to make sure it did not snag on the way to the church, as well Croc shoes.

She had travelled to the venue in style, in a chauffeur- driven vintage cream Branford classic car.

After the ceremony, the wedding party moved on to the luxury Comis hotel and resort near Isle of Man capital Douglas, where guests tucked into a a 12ft wedding cake.

Tyson and Venezuela performed a sweet father-daughter dance to My Girl by The Temptations before pop star Peter Andre performed in the evening.

Venezuela and Noah are enjoying the first day of a romantic honeymoon – but are remaining tight-lipped as to where.

The bride was seen at Manchester Airport on Tuesday morning in a yellow zip-up hoodie and mini-skirt set from Alo, paired with a matching visor and giant chunky sunglasses.

She topped the look off with white trainers and a patterned Alo bag.

Her new husband went slightly more casual in a grey tracksuit and white trainers.

Noah is dreaming of following in the footsteps of his father-in-law and becoming a professional boxer.

He trains at the Chesterfield Amateur Boxing Club and has certainly made rapid strides early in his career and become an East Midlands belt holder.