England boss Gareth Southgate will be standing nervously on the sidelines while England takes on Italy in the Euro 2020 Final this evening at 8pm BST. But when he’s not leading the England team to victory, Gareth can be seen entering and exiting his huge mansion located in North Yorkshire. The former Middlesbrough FC player, 50, lives in a beautiful Grade-I listed property known as Swinsty Hall.
The 16th-century building includes what appears to be original brickwork and sprawling grounds.
The England manager’s home is also located next to Swinsty Reservoir, near Harrogate, where he is regularly seen walking his dogs and running, according to the BBC.
Gareth shares his home with his wife Alison and their two children.
The home reportedly features six bedrooms, four bathrooms, a private cinema and a wine cellar.
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Back in 2019, Gareth said he loved people’s attitude in Yorkshire and loves returning home after matches to “clear my head”.
In an interview with Welcome to Yorkshire, Gareth was asked what he loved about the county.
He said: “The people and their hardworking, no nonsense attitude, good values, honesty and humility that really shines through.
“All things I associate with. I also love to come away from matches, to the calm of living in the countryside and being able to clear my head.”
“He seems very committed to everything he does and is a good part of the local community.
“He’s just like a regular guy in the neighbourhood who you’d love to have a chat with.”
Gareth grew up in Crawley, West Sussex and attended Hazelwick School.
He married his wife Alison in July 1997 in a small village in West Sussex called Worth.
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