Multiple reports say Noel Gallagher’s Grade II-listed home in north London requires repairs after issues described in council planning documents. The property reportedly shows “significant structural movement,” along with problems including a leaky roof and rising damp. The reports state the issues are serious enough to require a refit or refurbishment shortly after Gallagher bought the home. The documents referenced by the outlets reportedly indicate that the work relates to maintenance and correction of the building’s structural and moisture-related problems. As a listed property, the home is subject to planning controls, and the reports frame the planned repairs through the lens of the council’s documentation. The coverage does not provide further technical detail beyond the cited descriptions of the building condition, nor does it outline the full scope or timeline of the renovation work. The information is presented as coming from council planning records rather than as an on-the-record statement from Gallagher or the property owner.