Raheem Sterling slashes price of £1.5m mansion by £300k in an attempt to finally sell the property

Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling has slashed the price of his £1.5m Merseyside mansion by £300k in an attempt to finally sell the property.
Sterling, who left Liverpool for City in a £49m deal last summer , has been trying to offload the home since August, but has had no luck.
And now the England international has been forced to reduce the asking price by a whopping £300,000 as he tries to flog the extravagantly decorated property, reports the the Liverpool Echo.
The home, in the Birkdale area, is done-up in bold animal prints and has outlandish features such as its own barber’s area and a Michael Jackson themed room.
The property remains on the market with a revised price of £1.2m - £50k less than what Sterling paid in 2013, according to Rightmove data.
The four-bed detached house even has an extravagant personal barber’s salon with an orange and black leather barber chair and a solarium, all leading out onto a half-size basketball court.
Another unique feature of Sterling’s former abode is the Michael Jackson room - which has MJ memorabilia hung on the walls, a pair of legs hanging from the ceiling, its own bar, a DJ deck set up and blue lighting in the skirting-boards.
There is also a cinema room, decorated with black carpet, textured black wallpaper, three red leather triple seat reclines and walls adorned with framed Liverpool shirts.