Liam Gallagher rents £17k-a-month mansion with meditation room after vowing to live ‘like monk’ after years hellraising

HELL-raising rocker Liam Gallagher is sticking to his vow to live “like a monk” — by renting a country mansion with a meditation room.

The ex-Oasis star and his fiancée Debbie Gwyther moved to the £16,950 a month Victorian pile in the Cotswolds last month.

Our exclusive pictures show Liam, 51, out for a stroll in the area wearing a black anorak with the hood up and goggles attached.

He has also been spotted enjoying walks with his rescue dog, Buttons.

An onlooker said: “It looked as though Liam was doing his best to not be recognised.

“Locals have been shocked to see him in the area and it’s the talk of the town.”

Liam’s stunning Grade II-listed gothic manor house is sprawled over 16,000 sq ft and has 11 bedrooms, with 2.5 acres of garden space.

As well as the meditation room, it has a ballroom, gym and sauna.

Liam, now a solo artist, begins his 12-date Definitely Maybe tour next month — marking 30 years since the release of Oasis’s debut album of the same name.

A fan on X/Twitter recently asked Liam if he will be watching his beloved Manchester City take on rivals Manchester United in the FA Cup final later this month.

He replied: “I’m not as I’ll be banging rehearsals for DM so I’ll be living like a monk and looking like a sp**k.”

Two years ago, the singer was seen viewing a £3.5million 15th century townhouse, also in the Cotswolds.

The dad of three also owns a £4million mock Tudor mansion in Highgate, North London.

But his move to the Cotswolds will tickle former chart rivals Blur, who sang about a man who lives in “a very big house in the country”.

The song, Country House, was released in August 1995 — on the same day as Oasis’s Roll With It.

It was dubbed the Battle of Britpop — with Blur taking the number one spot.