Gareth Southgate 'given green light on renovations at £3.25m Yorkshire mansion' - as the former England boss plots his return to football

Gareth Southgate has reportedly had plans approved for renovations on his £3.25million mansion in Yorkshire. And, according to The Northern Echo, Southgate's two-part application to North Yorkshire Council regarding upgrades to his property have been approved. Gareth Southgate has reportedly had plans approved for renovations on his mansion Southgate's two-part application to North Yorkshire Council regarding upgrades to his £3.25million mansion in Timble, Yorkshire, were given the green light earlier this month The mansion was built in 1576 and is a Grade I listed property which comprises of six bedrooms. In approving the plans, North Yorkshire Council said: 'Overall, the proposal presents no loss or significant harm to the designated heritage assets of the listed building. Southgate is currently enjoying a break from the game after leaving his role as England boss He has been tipped to replace Erik ten Hag at Man United, but distanced himself from the role In an appearance at the European Club Association general assembly in Athens, Southgate said: 'Firstly I'm enjoying my life…so there's no rush.