Liam Gallagher 'buys football legend Tony Adams' Cotswolds mansion for £4.2m' after Oasis reunion tour success
Boasting eight bedrooms, the lavish home in the highly sought after location is reported to have sold for £4.25million.
Liam Gallagher has reportedly spent his Oasis reunion tour money on purchasing a Cotswolds mansion.
The singer, 52, is believed to have snapped up the impressive countryside abode from Arsenal icon Tony Adams.
Boasting eight bedrooms, the lavish home in the highly sought after location is reported to have sold for £4.25million.
Located near Cirencester, Gloucs, the house sits on five acres and also features a swimming pool as well as tennis courts.
There are also stables and a two-bedroom cottage on the land.
A source told The Sun: 'Liam loves the countryside and the house is the perfect retreat following the mammoth Oasis tour.
Liam Gallagher has reportedly spent his Oasis reunion tour money on purchasing a Cotswolds mansion
Tony put the nine-bedroom country pile on the market for £4.25million
The property is set in more than five acres of beautifully landscaped gardens
'Liam is also very fond of his rescue dog Buttons so wanted to find a home with plenty of outdoor space.
'He loves hosting so is looking forward to welcoming friends and family to the home.'
Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Liam for comment.
This newspaper first revealed how former England and Arsenal captain Tony, 58, decided it was time to move on and had put the magnificent home on the market.
Adams, who competed on Strictly in 2022, was hoping to net a tidy profit on the hideaway which he bought more than 20 years ago for £2 million and it appears he did.
He bought the property from a millionaire businessman straight after hanging up his boots following a 19-year career playing at centre back for the Premier League club.
The 'charming' main house - described by estate agents when it was listed for sale as having 'the perfect blend of elegance, comfort and tranquility' - boasts 'classic architecture with a touch of Cotswold charm'.
The interior is said to provide 'versatile entertainment spaces for every occasion.'
The singer, 52, is believed to have snapped up the countryside abode from Arsenal icon Tony Adams (pictured inside the property)
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