Liam Gallagher draws up plans for a bar at his £4m North London mansion
LIAM GALLAGHER has drawn up plans for a bar at his £4million London mansion.
Known for his love of pints, the ex-Oasis frontman was reported to be planning to open his own pub, but now wants to set up a private watering hole at home.
Papers filed at the local council show plans for the bar as part of a ground-floor rejig at his five-bedroom mock Tudor pad.
It already boasts a grand entrance hall, reception room, TV and family room, library, study and summer house.
The Champagne Supernova hitmaker wants to build a new sitting room with a bar overlooking his huge landscaped garden, surrounded by wood-land in the leafy North London suburb.
Previously, he jokingly posted on X/Twitter: “Every room in my house has a bar. It’s a good pub crawl.”
Liam was reported to be hooked on frozen margaritas during lockdown and was said to be ordering eight litres at a time at his local pub.
The £10-a-pop cocktails are made of tequila, triple sec and lime juice.
And he told in an interview how he now downs half a bottle of brandy during shows.
He said: “I wouldn’t say nerves but I think, as you get older, you do get a little bit more . . . you’re not so cocksure. So I’ve been having a brandy just to chill me out a bit.”
Liam bought his current home for £3.75million in November 2019 and it is now believed to be worth almost £4million.
He quit his former £2.1million pad nearby after rowing with neighbours and repeatedly being told off for causing a scene at his local pub, The Prince Of Wales.
As well as a new home bar, Gallagher’s partner Debbie Gwyther has applied to Haringey Council for new kitchen and sitting room external doors.
In the application form, his planning agent said: “The proposal does not increase the size of the property and only makes minor changes to the external appearance of the side and rear elevations.
“The front elevation remains unchanged by these proposals.”
Officials are expected to make a decision next month and there have so far been no objections from neighbours.