A music legend's former £4.7m Cotswolds mansion is up for sale again.
Liam Gallagher previously stayed at Stanley Park, a country estate near Stroud in Gloucestershire, before reportedly purchasing another Cotswolds property at the start of 2026.
Stanley Park has now returned to the market with an asking price of £4.7 million after previously being listed for more than £5.895m.
According to Country & Town House, Mr Gallagher and his fiancée Debbie Gwyther rented the Grade II-listed property in the lead-up to Oasis's 2025 reunion tour.
The new estate which Mr Gallagher owns in Gloucestershire was formerly owned by ex-England and Arsenal football captain Tony Adams.
A property has stood on the Stanley Park site since 1584, although the current house dates from a rebuild carried out in the 1850s.
The historic home was later expanded by Sir Samuel Stephens Marling, a cloth manufacturer and local politician, and remained in the Marling family for many decades.
Among its notable visitors was Queen Mary, wife of King George V, who visited the estate in 1941 for a tour of the grounds and afternoon tea.
Many of the property's original features remain in place, including a Gothic-arched porch, ornate stone fireplaces, mullion windows and decorative plasterwork.
In recent years, the house underwent an extensive renovation programme led by property developer Rebekah Seddon-Wickens.
The upgrades included the addition of a cinema, fitness studio, sauna, billiard room and entertainment space.
Other features include a professional chef's kitchen, ballroom, wine cellar and a principal bedroom suite with an en-suite bathroom and dressing room.
The property also sits within around 2.5 acres of private gardens, featuring lawns, mature planting and terraces designed for outdoor entertaining.
Country & Town House reported that the estate is currently being marketed through DDRE Global with an asking price of £4.7m.
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