United KingdomNoel Gallagher's £11.5 million Grade II-listed London home requires significant repairs, including addressing structural movement, a leaky roof, and rising damp, just months after purchase. The property, previously divided into flats, has been deemed in need of renovation by Westminster Council. Gallagher plans to replace windows, improve insulation, and make other upgrades while emphasizing sustainability and preservation of the historic structure. While some renovations have been approved, others, such as converting an adjacent building into a guest suite, remain pending. His architects argue the work is essential maintenance rather than extensive alterations.
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