Sven-Goran Eriksson’s former partner moves out of their home as mansion and farm are put up for sale for £1.8million

SVEN-GORAN ERIKSSON’S mansion is up for sale at a “bargain” price – and his former partner has moved out.

Football went into mourning last August when the ex-England boss died from pancreatic cancer aged 76.

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Sven-Goran Eriksson lived in the mansion for 22 years[/caption]

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Eriksson bought it for £420k and ‘left his personal mark’ on it[/caption]

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His ex-partner Yaniseth Alcides has moved out and returned to Panama[/caption]

Now his lakeside property on a secluded estate in Sunne, Sweden, has been made available for around £1.8million.  

Meanwhile, Eriksson’s long-time girlfriend Yaniseth Alcides has returned to her native Panama.

A wave of affectionate memories of the ex-Manchester City and Leicester boss swept across sport following the Swede’s death.

David Beckham and Roy Hodgson were then among the mourners at Eriksson’s funeral in his home-town of Torsby, near Sunne.

Preparations to sell his seven-bedroom home, which has a private beach, began in September.

Eriksson paid £420,000 for the late-19th century home in 2002 when he was Three Lions chief and his partner was Italian lawyer Nancy Dell’Olio.

Agent Sotheby’s say he has since “left his personal mark on both the interior and exterior”.

The property’s value soared to £3m in the last decade, but it’s now fallen to almost half of that figure.

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Agents believe the reduced valuation will help it sell quickly[/caption]

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The home could be a great escape as it’s so secluded[/caption]

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A sizeable poolhouse is one of the special features[/caption]

The home, covering 835 square metres, has multiple reception rooms and a library.

And it’s also as sporty as you might expect.

A 250-square metre poolhouse sits outside, along with a saltwater pool, spa, sauna, jacuzzi, gym and relaxation area.

There’s also a tennis court, jetty, a motorized floating platform, a sandy cove and waterside gazebos.

Lawyer Anders Runebjer, who was a close friend of Eriksson’s, reportedly expects the home to sell quite easily.

Swedish outlet Expressen say Runebjer believes the reduced valuation of £1.8m is more realistic for buyers.

He also pointed to the freedom and natural setting offered by the property. 

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This outbuilding is part of the land for sale[/caption]

Tributes flowed in after the death of Eriksson last AugustRex