Noel Gallagher's £11.5million London townhouse has developed significant structural problems just months after he bought it, including structural movement, a leaking roof and rising damp. The issues raise questions about the condition assessment of high-value properties before sale and could mean costly repairs for the former Oasis frontman, highlighting how even luxury homes at the top of the market can conceal serious defects.

The property, in one of London's most exclusive areas, was purchased by Gallagher for £11.5million, but problems have since emerged that surveyors describe in serious terms, including "significant structural movement". Alongside the structural concerns, the house has been affected by a leaking roof and rising damp, defects that typically require extensive and expensive remedial work to resolve.