The excitement surrounding Oasis’s reunion last year marked a significant chapter in British music history. Now, a notable piece of that story has emerged on the Gloucestershire property market, available for £4.7 million.
Stanley Park, an expansive 11-bedroom estate on the outskirts of Stroud, was Liam Gallagher’s residence for about a year before the band’s celebrated reunion tour. The property itself is steeped in history, originally built in 1584 and carrying nearly 450 years of heritage.
Offered through London-based estate agents DDRE.global, Stanley Park is hailed on Rightmove as “one of the region’s most remarkable historic houses.” Having undergone reconstruction and expansion in the 19th century, the estate has recently completed a meticulous eight-year restoration programme.
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Details from the listing highlight the property’s striking features: “The gothic-arched porch leads into a grand reception hall, showcasing an original stone fireplace, intricately carved timberwork, ornate arches, decorative plasterwork, hardwood floors, and mullioned windows that emphasise the house’s grandeur. Adjacent rooms include a distinguished library and an elegant sitting room, complemented by a richly panelled billiard room ideal for entertaining.”
One of Stanley Park’s defining elements is its magnificent ballroom, illuminated by a beautiful stained-glass skylight. It offers stunning views over the River Severn toward the Black Mountains, creating an impressive setting for hosting large-scale events.
The lower ground floor provides a modern entertaining and leisure area, featuring a state-of-the-art cinema and a wine cellar with capacity for around 4,000 bottles. Additionally, there is a spacious kitchen, a sitting room with a log burner, and a dining space. The amenities extend to a fitness studio, sauna, and shower room, enhancing the luxurious lifestyle on offer.
Upstairs, the first floor hosts a master bedroom suite with a private bathroom, separate WC, and dressing room, alongside four further bedrooms, three of which have en-suite facilities. The top floor adds six more bedrooms including four en-suites and a family bathroom, catering comfortably for guests, family members, or live-in staff.
Set within approximately 2.5 acres, the estate benefits from convenient connections to Bristol, Birmingham, and nearby market towns such as Tetbury, Cirencester, Cheltenham, and Bath.
Notably, the listing underscores the property’s recent cultural significance: “Stanley Park was home to Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, who rented the estate for about a year in the lead-up to the band’s reunion tour.”
After his time at Stanley Park, Liam relocated to a property in Coates, which he purchased from former England captain and Arsenal legend Tony Adams.
The estate is praised as “exceptional in every sense – historically significant, architecturally spectacular, and restored with extraordinary attention to detail.” It is described as a rare combination of grandeur, character, and flexibility, perfectly suited for contemporary family living.
The Oasis reunion tour last year featured five sold-out shows at Heaton Park, their first performances together in 17 years. The band had disbanded in 2009 following a backstage dispute between Liam and Noel Gallagher.
The tour’s success has fuelled widespread anticipation for potential further performances in 2027. Rumours include concerts at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium and a headline slot at Glastonbury, though Liam Gallagher recently dismissed the latter option via social media.
However, those close to the Burnage-born musician often consider his online remarks with caution. Adding to the speculation, Liam posted this morning on X (formerly Twitter): “Ffs RKID announce the tour we’re all losing our minds.”
Meanwhile, a much-awaited documentary detailing last year’s reunion tour, directed by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, is set for release next month. Titled “Don’t Look Back In Anger,” the film premiered at the Venice Film Festival and will have a limited theatrical release starting 9 September. It features the first joint interview with Liam and Noel Gallagher since their reunion, alongside exclusive backstage footage from the tour.