Wayne and Coleen Rooney’s new £20m six-bedroom mansion takes shape in preparation for fourth baby
Countryside mega-home will have, a luxury underground pool and gym complex, a hi-tech cinema room, a garage that parks six cars, stables enough for 14 horses and even a football pitch
WAYNE ROONEY'S £20million Cheshire mansion is taking shape ahead of the birth of his fourth child.
Pictures show the stunning countryside mega-home being erected with cranes and bulldozers being put to work.
The house is surrounded by 40 acres and is perfect for sons Kai, eight, Klay, four and two-year-old Kit to run around.
But it will not be ready in time for the arrival of Wayne and Coleen's baby, who is due anytime now.
The plush pad will reportedly have six bedrooms, a luxury underground pool and gym complex, a hi-tech cinema room, a garage that parks six cars, stables enough for 14 horses and even a football pitch.
And the three-storey mansion will also include an orangery, snooker room and wine cellar.
Everton star Rooney, 32, will be looking forward to a fresh start with wife Coleen, 31, after the Wag admitted she feared their marriage was over.
Rooney was charged with drink-driving after being caught in a car with party girl Laura Simpson in September.
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Plans for the Rooneys' new pad were in place before he was charged for drink-driving.
The incident left his and Coleen's relationship on the brink but she wrote in a Facebook post: "It didn't feel right wearing my ring, I see it as a sign of commitment and I was unsure what was happening.
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"A few people are probably thinking am stupid for staying in my marriage. I am not stupid, I know my own mind and it's something I want to try and work on.
"Before the headlines start.... No, I’m not taking Wayne back as he's never left. Yes, it has been a s**t time, and yes, time was spent apart and I thought my marriage might have been at an end."
Former England captain Rooney admitted he made a mistake.
He said: "Sometimes you make mistakes. I held my hands up. I made a mistake.
"I knew straight away I had made a stupid mistake and I have to move on. It is not nice.
"I've got children and it is not nice for them to see that and I try to move on and learn from it which I feel I am doing."
Life on the pitch has improved for Rooney since his Everton comeback in the summer.
The striker has scored 11 goals in all competitions for his boyhood club and helped lift them out of the relegation zone and into tenth place in the Premier League.