Steadfast British soccer mainstay Phil Neville, who during his career played for Manchester United, Everton and the English national team, has listed his luxury penthouse in Manchester.

Currently the manager of the England women’s team, Mr. Neville, 43, and his wife, Julie, listed the triplex apartment at the end of July for £3.5 million (US$4.6 million) making it one of the most expensive properties on the market in the northern English city, according to listing portal Rightmove.

The recently refurbished four-bedroom spread spans the 44th, 45th and 46th floors of Manchester skyscraper Beetham Tower, according to a news release from listing agency Savills.

“Having lived in the apartment for four years as a family, we can vouch for its superb location,” Ms. Neville said in the release. “It’s within walking distance to some amazing bars, restaurants and shops, and is within easy reach of the motorway, too.”

Mansion Global could not determine how much the couple paid for the property.

The contemporary home, which has also been a popular rental home, Ms. Neville said, has floor-to-ceiling windows, multiple terraces, a home office, a winding staircase and comes with five secure parking spaces.

During the renovation, the home’s marble floors were restored and underfloor heating was installed throughout. Also installed were smart televisions in each room, and a home automation system, according to the release.

“This apartment is premium living at its finest and truly sets the bar in terms of quality,” John-Paul Case, director at Savills Manchester, said in the release. It “has been finished to the highest of standards, which perfectly complements the exceptional views it offers across Manchester. And with office space overlooking the city, it also provides the ideal setting for the occupant working from home.”