Lewis Capaldi moves into posh €3.5million London home with RTE star as neighbour

Chart topper Lewis Capaldi has swapped one Irish neighbour for another as he has moved in next door to a well-known RTE star.

The singer has splashed out on a London mansion next door to television power couple Patrick Kielty and Cat Deeley – having previously lived beside One Direction star Niall Horan.

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The Someone You Loved crooner has bought a house for £3 million (€3.5 million) in Hampstead, North London, where it seems every neighbour is a famous face.

Patrick Kielty and Cat Deeley live in Hampstead. Pic: Dave Benett/WireImage

He previously lived in a plush apartment in Battersea, South-West London close to Mullingar man Horan.

RTE’s Late Late Show host Patrick, 53, and This Morning host Cat, 47, bought a huge mansion in Hampstead for £4.9 million last year.

Cat and Pat are renovating the house and currently live nearby with their two sons Milo, seven, and five-year-old James. Another former One Direction heart-throb, singer Harry Styles, also lives in the area.

Lewis Capaldi and Niall Horan in 2021. Pic: Getty Images

A source close to Lewis told the Daily Mail: ‘He and Harry are both superstars who surely will at some point go to war in the charts with their music yet they literally live on one another’s doorsteps.

‘You can only imagine what the conversation is when they bump into one another. Lewis is super friendly to all of the neighbours and is really enjoying living in the area, it is really quite different to where he grew up.

‘It’s such a beautiful area and really not cheap, it just shows you how much money he has made in a relatively short time.’

Lewis Capaldi performs on the Pyramid stage Pic: Getty

Lewis last year took time out for his mental health after cancelling tour dates due to his ongoing battle with Tourette’s.

Lewis also has a £1.6m (€1.9m) home on the outskirts of Glasgow, the city where he was born. When he was four he moved to East Whitburn in West Lothian with his family.

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