The five-acre Cheshire estate features a wildlife pond, guest apartment, five bedrooms and a private paddock.
Following the birth of his baby, Raheem Sterling has moved into an opulent new £3.1 million property to start a family. Just a few weeks before to the birth of his infant son Thiago, Sterling and his partner Paige Milian lavished money on a lavish Cheshire home.
Raheem Sterling has moved into a new £3.1m home in the Cheshire countrysideCredit: Mercury Press.The five-acre rural property ultimately won over the Manchester City player, who had spent six months looking for the perfect place to raise a family. The new home, which is less than an hour from City’s training facility, has a paddock with countryside all around it as well as a nature pond of its own.
The plush new mansion comes complete with a wildlife pond and paddockCredit: Mercury Press
Raheem Sterling is setting home a family home with partner Paige MilianCredit: Mercury Press
The new house in the Cheshire countryside boasts five luxurious bedroomsCredit: Mercury Press
The peaceful base is just a short drive from the rental home he had after moving to City from Liverpool in 2015 for £49 million. Its 7,500 square foot floor plan has five bedrooms in addition to a guest flat above the top of three garages. With his £180,000-a-week salary at City, Sterling purchased the home shortly before Christmas and moved in only in time to get settled before his partner, 22-year-old Paige, became a mother last week.
Raheem Sterling and Paige Milian gave birth to new baby son Thiago last weekCredit: Instagram/Paige Milian
The new property comes with a separate guest flat built on top of the garagesCredit: Mercury Press
Raheem Sterling has set up home in the luxury of this five bedroom house in Cheshire.
From a previous relationship, the England forward already has a four-year-old daughter named Melody Rose. Even though Sterling was having trouble selling his previous Birkdale mansion, he nevertheless went all out on the new one. The four-bedroom property was listed for £1.5 million 18 months ago, but in March of last year, the asking price was reduced by £300,000. However, Sterling has chosen to remove it off the market because it has not drawn any interest from buyers.