Privacy row erupts after wealthy owner illegally builds roof terrace on top of £5.75million Primrose Hill townhouse – leaving strangers to peer into their bathrooms and bedrooms
A privacy dispute has broken out in Primrose Hill, north London, after the wealthy owner of a £5.75million townhouse reportedly built a roof terrace without planning permission. Neighbours say the unauthorised structure allows people using it to look directly into nearby homes, including bathrooms and bedrooms, sparking anger among residents in the affluent area.
The row centres on claims that the terrace was constructed illegally, raising questions over enforcement action from the local council and the extent to which such additions breach planning rules designed to protect neighbours' privacy. Full details of the case, including the council's response, were not available in the material provided.
- Illegal roof terrace built on £5.75m Primrose Hill townhouse.
- Neighbours say it exposes bathrooms and bedrooms to view.
- Row raises planning permission and privacy enforcement questions.