Wayne Roney showed off the gorgeous grounds of his £25 million Cheshire estate while hooking up with old friend Gary Neville on The Overlap.

Wazza, 38, and wife Coleen bought the six-bedroom home in 2019.

Rooney bought the 40-acre plot of land in 2019.

Wayne Rooney took Gary Neville around his expansive grounds.

Rooney, 38, appears on The Overlap with his friend.

Trolls criticised the England and Manchester United legend’s purchase, comparing it to a “Travelodge” or even a “Morrison’s”.

The property spans 40 acres and includes various buildings, stables, two man-made fishing lakes, and an orangery.

The property contains two man-made lakes.

Rooney’s six-bedroom house can be seen in the backdrop.

Rooney roamed his huge grounds with old pal Neville for his appearance on The Overlap.

The recently appointed Plymouth Argyle manager responded to Neville’s 53 quick-fire questions, referring to his England goalscoring record.

Throughout the conversation, Rooney’s magnificent home could be seen in the backdrop.

The mansion’s interior features a television room, billiards room, bar, wine shop, theatre, gym and swimming pool, as well as an underground tunnel that leads to a six-car garage.

Meanwhile, its grounds have man-made fishing lakes that may be crossed by a bridge.

The Cheshire property is one of several properties, which include a £5 million Barbados home and a £300,000 Florida flat.

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Wazza paid £20 million for the gorgeous property. Rooney plans to increase his portfolio and has begun house-hunting in Salcombe.

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Salcombe is just 25 miles east of Plymouth, so Wazza would have a modest commute to his new club.

Mum-of-four Coleen, 38, is thought to want a second family home by the coast, but the Cheshire property will most likely remain their primary residence because their sons attend school there.

During his interview with Neville, Rooney revealed that his lowest point in football was his 2006 stamp on Ricardo Carvalho, which resulted in a red card during England’s quarter-final match against Portugal.

Speaking on The Overlap, brought to you by Sky Bet, he said: “The World Cup red card was my lowest point in sport.

“That was a difficult one because I remember walking into the changing room and thinking, if we get through, I’ll be suspended for the semi-final and final if we make it. If we don’t, it is your fault.

“It was horrible.”

In the following weeks, Rooney will juggle his new role at Plymouth Argyle with punditry work for the BBC at Euro 2020.

The appointment of Rooney has reduced the Pilgrims’ chances of relegation ahead of the 2017 Championship season.

‘I’ll be living here.’

Upon his arrival, Rooney spoke of the need of developing a close bond with the Argyle fans, many of whom would like to see their manager relocate to the area full-time.

Rooney stated: “It’s their club; it’s the fans’ club.” People like me, or new players, may come from different backgrounds and clubs, but we’re all in this together now. 

“I’m not sure how it’s been done in the past, but fans will be able to attend open training sessions and truly feel like they’re a part of it. I am a coach who has nothing to hide.  

“I believe that engagement with players, myself, and the fans is quite vital. I will be residing here.

“Fans will see me in restaurants and cafés all over the area. Feel free to come and say hello; I’m confident we’ll get along well.”

Rooney is the new manager of Plymouth Argyle.

The former striker had Neville in stitches during their talk.