The five-bedroom home near Heaton Moor, Greater Manchester once lived in by the Stone Roses legend and his wife Imelda has gone on sale for over £1million
Stone Roses bassist Mani died last year at the age of 63(Image: SWNS)
Stone Roses legend Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield’s home has gone on the market for over £1million after his brother-in-law said it was ‘time to move on’. The five-bedroom property near Heaton Moor, Stockport, Greater Manchester, once lived in by the famous bassist and his family, has been put up for sale.
Mani and his wife Imelda moved into in the semi-detached property in 2014 with their twin sons, and lived there until their deaths.
Imelda passed away after a battle with cancer in 2023, aged 50, and Mani died almost two years later in November 2025 at the age of 63.
According to estate agents John Mellor, the Victorian home, which has three bathrooms, “oozes with the charm and character of its era” while having “modern thinking improvements” such as en-suite bathrooms, a utility area, double glazing and central heating.
It is set behind an electric gate and spread over four floors, including a range of cellar rooms. Mani’s brother-in-law Michael Ryder, who is now the guardian of his two 13-year-old boys, says it was a hard decision to sell but that it was time for the family to move on.
He said: “We had a lot of great memories in the house. There were some good parties there. “It is a lovely house, but life changes. It is time to move on.”Mani died in his sleep of respiratory issues following a long battle with emphysema, a chronic lung condition.
Michael said the house is now full of “sad memories” from this time, but that he is certain the new owners will love it. John Mellor have listed the home for a guide price of £1,050,000.
The listing reads: “A stunning and most imposing semi detached family home standing on a very generous corner plot with extended accommodation, delightful garden areas and parking to the rear accessed via an electric gate and further benefitting from an EV charger. “The accommodation is generously spread over four floors including a fantastic range of cellar rooms.
“The property oozes with the charm and character of its era, sadly lacking in todays more modern constructions, but does have modern thinking improvements such as en-suite bathrooms, a utility area, double glazing and a modern gas central heating system.”
Mani joined the Stone Roses in 1987, with his bass riffs forming an integral part of their self-titled debut album and their follow-up, the Second Coming.
He joined Primal Scream after the group split up in 1996, before returning to his old band for their 2012-13 reunion tour.
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