Wayne Rooney’s wife Coleen gives glimpse inside £20million mansion as she shares pic of stunning foyer and chandelier

COLEEN ROONEY gave fans a glimpse inside the stunning £20milllion mansion she shares with husband Wayne.

The Rooney family moved into the luxury home in Cheshire three-and-a-half years ago.

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Coleen gave fans a rare glimpse inside the Rooney mansion[/caption]

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She previously shared a snap of a lavish bar from inside the home[/caption]

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The Cheshire house is valued at £20m[/caption]

Coleen and Wayne live there with their four sonsGetty Images

Coleen shared a rare snap from inside the property to her 1.5 million Instagram followers this morning.

The photo shows the house’s grand foyer, lavish winding staircase and huge chandelier.

There is also a seating area before a few steps take you down to what appears to be the living room.

Coleen captioned the post: “Thanks Hyper Cleaning for coming to the rescue while I was in the jungle. Fab as usual.”

The company is popular with several celebs, including Paris Fury, Peter Andre, Ashley Banjo and Joey Essex.

Rooney paid a rumoured £4million for the plot of land the mansion is built on in 2017.

The home’s official name is High Lake Manor and it sits on 50 acres of old farmland.

Inside the six bedroom palace is a football pitch, an underground tunnel, a wine cellar, a home cinema, a huge swimming pool and a few bars.

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There is also a glittering trophy room where Rooney’s displays his awards.

An incredible array of memorabilia from England caps, Manchester United shirts, match balls, trophies, medals and man of the match bottles of champagne line the walls.

Their property is situated in Cheshire’s affluent “Golden Triangle”, which is an area that several footballers call home.

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Rooney has a huge trophy room displaying his football accolades[/caption]

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Rooney’s England caps are proudly on display[/caption]

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His Champions League winners medal is in his trophy cabinet[/caption]

Unopened man of the match champagne bottles cover the walls