Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher’s former home in Selsley is up for sale.
The singer moved into the grand property in the village last April and had been regularly spotted on Selsley Common in a long black coat, with his hood up, a balaclava and even dark, black goggles on while walking his rescue dog Buttons.
Gallagher recently moved out of the country mansion he was renting with his fiancee, Debbie Gwyther, for about a year at a cost of £16,950 per month.
The Grade II Listed 11 bedroom house is now on the market for a guide price of £5,895,000.
Set over 16,000 sq ft, it has 11 bedrooms, 2.5 acres of garden, as well as a gym, meditation room, sauna, cinema room and a wine cellar, Stanley Park originally belonged to Sir Samuel Stephens Marling, the 1st Baronet and a cloth manufacturer and local politician in the early Victorian period.
Built in the 19th century and extended in the 1850s and the 1870s, the site is believed to date back to the 16th century, with the house being passed down through the baronial line for a century.
The epitome of high Victorian grandeur, bay windows, turrets and battlements abound in this impressive house, with Queen Mary once famously captured posing in its ornate Gothic-arched porch, when she visited former owner Lady Marling for afternoon tea in 1941.
Gallagher is currently gearing up to go on his 12-date Oasis Live 25 Tour, starting in Cardiff on July 4 this year.
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