He’s the Lord of the Dance, but Michael Flatley is having trouble offloading the title of Lord of the Manor.

The Riverdance star has re-listed his opulent Castle Hyde mansion, which originally hit the market at €20m in 2015.

The vast property, which overlooks the River Blackwater near Fermoy, could now be yours for a bargain €12.5m, freshly listed with David Ashmore of Ireland Sotheby’s International Realty.

The performer and his wife, Niamh, who are now based in London, bought the mansion for around €3m in 1999 after spotting it from their helicopter.

Rumour has it the star and his wife spent an eye-watering €30m on renovations before they moved in.

Built in 1801, the Palladian-style home boasts 150 acres of manicured lawns and grounds,  seven lofty reception rooms, 12 lavish bedroom suites, a safari-themed billiards room and a swimming pool.

The master suite alone is 3,000-square-foot.

Built for entertaining on a grand scale, the movie theatre at Castle Hyde seats 20 people.

After a film, you could retire to the dedicated whiskey room, the full luxury in-house pub or one of two wine cellars for a drink before heading out on the driving range.

Michael Jackson was one of many A-list stars to stay over at the property while it was the Flatleys’ family home.

Cliff Richard, Maureen O’Hara and The Chieftains were also overnight visitors and Fred Astaire was a frequent guest at Castle Hyde in the 1920s.

Speaking about the decision to cut the price of the property, Flatley told The Wall Street Journal:

“I don’t mind taking the cut because I spent 20 of the best years of my life in that house.”