Liam Gallagher has reportedly snapped up a £4.25 million country mansion near Cirencester once owned by former Arsenal and England captain Tony Adams.
According to The Sun, the Oasis frontman has bought the sprawling property in Coates following the huge success of the band’s long-awaited reunion tour. Set within five acres of countryside, the mansion boasts a swimming pool, tennis courts, stables and a separate two-bedroom cottage.
Gallagher has already been spending time in the area. Last year, he rented a nearby mansion in Selsley with his fiancée Debbie Gwyther for a reported £19,000 per month. Earlier this year, reports suggested the singer was actively searching for a permanent home locally, with the former Adams residence now believed to be his chosen purchase.
The move marks another high-profile chapter in Gallagher’s post-reunion resurgence, combining rock-and-roll success with a slice of Cotswolds luxury.
