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He comes from a small village in Scotland, but now, after topping the charts and making a fortune, Lewis Capaldi is splashed out on a mansion in London – next to his pop rival Harry Styles.
I can reveal that the Someone You Loved crooner has moved to Hampstead, North London, and another of his neighbors is This Morning’s new presenter Cat Deeley and her husband, Patrick Kielty.
The house is believed to be worth upwards of £3 million and is close to the nearby pond where Lewis is often seen walking with friends.
A source close to Lewis tells me: ‘He and Harry are both British superstars who will surely go to war in the charts at some point with their music, yet they live on each other’s doorstep. You can only imagine what the conversation is when they bump into each other.
I can reveal that the Someone You Loved crooner has moved to Hampstead, North London, and another of his neighbors is This Morning’s new presenter Cat Deeley and her husband, Patrick Kielty. Pictured: Lewis Capaldi
The house is believed to be worth upwards of £3 million and is close to the nearby pond where Lewis is often seen walking with friends. Pictured: Harry Styles
‘Lewis is super friendly to all the neighbors and really enjoys living in the area. It really is very different from where he grew up. It’s such a beautiful area and not cheap – it just shows you how much money he’s made in a relatively short time.’
Lewis was born in Glasgow but moved to East Whitburn in West Lothian with his family when he was four.
Since becoming a star, he has raced up the property ladder with a £1.6million house on the outskirts of Glasgow, but is now switching from counting one One Direction star as a neighbor to living next door to a second – the singer was previously in a lavish apartment in Battersea, south-west London, close to Niall Horan.
Cat, 47, and Patrick, 53, bought their mansion on the same road where Harry bought two properties which he planned to turn into a super-home. Cat and Pat are currently renovating their house.