Coleen Rooney has given a rare glimpse at the new home she shares with husband Wayne Rooney. The couple's mansion is located within Cheshire's 'Golden Triangle' in the village of Ollerton.
Once known as Mount Pleasant Farm, it has recently been revealed that the country estate has been named High Lake Manor meaning the Rooney's can call themselves lord and lady of their new £20 million Cheshire mansion.
Coleen and Wayne moved into the sprawling property at the end of 2021, several years after the couple purchased the plot of land for £4 million in 2017. But after years of waiting, the pair have built their dream family home on the 40-acre site and appear to be enjoying the space with their four children.
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Over the weekend, 36-year-old Coleen shared a few snaps from inside the luxury home. She took to Instagram to share some photos of her sons in the home's huge indoor swimming pool which is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling glass windows looking out onto the landscaped gardens.
Captioning the post of her boys in matching swimming shorts on Instagram, Coleen wrote to her thousands of followers: "Lovely Easter weekend with the family. Love the kids outfits, thanks @moda_bandidos @kidscavern".
The pictures appeared to show the large pool, as well as a jacuzzi - both of which are housed in what appears to be an extension. Former WAG Suzy Allen was among those to comment, writing: "You have 4 very handsome boys Coleen, they are a credit to you".
Fans were also sharing their messages. @christine.mellor wrote: "Wow beautiful home," as @whitewaterinteriors commented: "Pool looks awesome!!
@moda_bandidos wrote: "They all look boss," and @emmatinsley shared: "Oh to be a footballers wife and have a pool in ones mansion. Lovely pics (I'm jealous)."
It has already been reported that former Manchester United star Wayne - who is now manager of Championship team Derby County - has also installed a snooker room, home cinema, wine cellar and a stable area with space for 14 horses. Other features are said to include a whiskey and cigar room and a study - perfect for keeping the footballer’s three autobiographies.
The huge, multi-million-pound property is situated in a secluded spot behind a lake, the mansion is decorated with “luxurious interiors” and is set within “magnificent grounds,” developer Brighouse Homes says on its website. And there's a pitch for Wayne and his sons Kai, 12, Klay, 8, Kit, 6, and four-year-old Cass.
