Last year’s long-awaited reunion tour of Manchester Britpop legends Oasis was one of the most notable musical events in recent memory. Now, a unique piece of that story has emerged in Gloucestershire: Stanley Park, the 11-bedroom estate where Liam Gallagher lived for about a year before the reunion, has been put up for sale with an asking price of £4.7 million.
Located just outside Stroud, Stanley Park dates back to 1584 and carries nearly 450 years of history. The estate underwent significant reconstruction and expansion during the 19th century and has recently completed an extensive eight-year restoration, preserving its historic charm while integrating modern luxury.
Listed by London-based estate agents DDRE.global and described on Rightmove as “one of the region’s most remarkable historic houses,” the property offers a striking blend of grandeur and contemporary living. Entering through the gothic-arched porch, visitors are greeted by an impressive reception hall featuring an original stone fireplace, intricately carved timberwork, ornate arches, decorative plasterwork, hardwood floors and mullioned windows that immediately convey the house’s elegance.
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The ground floor includes a stylish library, an elegant sitting room, and a richly panelled billiard room ideal for entertaining. A beautiful stained-glass skylight brightens the approach to the ballroom-a standout feature of the house. This grand space boasts remarkable proportions, detailed craftsmanship and spectacular views across the River Severn towards the Black Mountains, making it perfect for hosting large-scale events.
The lower ground floor comprises a state-of-the-art cinema, a wine cellar with a capacity of approximately 4,000 bottles, a spacious kitchen, a sitting room with a log burner, and a dining area. Additional facilities include a fitness studio, sauna, and shower room, enhancing the estate’s suitability for leisure and relaxation.
Upstairs, the first floor is home to a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, separate WC and dressing room, along with four further bedrooms-three of which have en-suite bathrooms. The top floor contains six more bedrooms, four en-suite, as well as a family bathroom, offering ample space for guests, family members or live-in staff.
Set within approximately 2.5 acres, Stanley Park benefits from easy access to Bristol and Birmingham, as well as convenient connections to Tetbury, Cirencester, Cheltenham and Bath.
Highlighting its rockstar connection, the listing notes that the estate was rented by Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher for about a year leading up to the reunion tour. He has since relocated to a property in Coates, previously owned by former England footballer and Arsenal captain Tony Adams.
The estate is praised as “historically significant, architecturally spectacular and restored with extraordinary attention to detail,” offering a rare combination of grandeur and character alongside contemporary family living.
The Oasis reunion marked the first time Liam and his brother Noel had performed together in 17 years, following the band’s breakup in 2009. The success of the tour has sparked speculation about further concerts in 2027, with rumours of performances at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium and a headline slot at Glastonbury, although Liam himself dismissed the Glastonbury claim recently on social media.
Still, fans remain hopeful, especially after Liam posted on X (formerly Twitter) hinting at announcements related to the tour.
Complementing the reunion’s excitement, a documentary directed by Steven Knight, known for Peaky Blinders, titled “Don’t Look Back In Anger,” will be released in cinemas next month. The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival and includes the first joint interview with Liam and Noel Gallagher since their reunion, plus exclusive backstage footage from the tour.