Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has confirmed he is moving to a village near Cirencester in the Cotswolds, joining a growing list of A-list celebrities in the region. The singer announced the news on social media platform X with a characteristically humorous post, telling his new neighbours: “I come in peace.”
Gallagher has reportedly purchased a £4.2 million mansion previously owned by former England footballer Tony Adams. The move comes after the huge success of the Oasis Live 25 reunion tour, and the singer has indicated he wants a quieter life, writing: “I’m not like all those divvy celebrities who like to show off.”
Local luxury holiday property company StayCotswold.com welcomed the news. Director Tracy Archer said: “We’re thrilled to hear Liam Gallagher is joining the Cotswolds community. The area has become a real magnet for celebrities and high-profile figures who appreciate the perfect balance of privacy, natural beauty and luxury amenities.”
The Cotswolds offers numerous attractions for Gallagher, who is known for his daily runs and love of Yorkshire tea. Archer recommended the Cotswold Way National Trail for running, as well as scenic routes near Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water. For tea, she suggested Huxleys in Chipping Campden and The Old Bakery Tea Room in Stow-on-the-Wold, among others.
The region also boasts several vineyards and champagne bars, including Woodchester Valley Vineyard and the Champagne Bar at Barnsley House, should Gallagher wish to celebrate. Archer added: “Whether you’re after a peaceful countryside run, a traditional English afternoon tea or a glass of champagne with panoramic views, the Cotswolds delivers in style.”
