Kate Moss has submitted her plans for the building of an 850,000 pound gym at her posh home in North London, a part of the 2.5 million pound redevelopment of her Grade II- listed house.
Moss also plans on installing eight security cameras, presumably to keep her ex-Pete Doherty away, a giant satellite dish on the roof, a free-standing bath on the first floor and a third dressing room.
Moss also plans on installing eight security cameras, presumably to keep her ex-Pete Doherty away, a giant satellite dish on the roof, a free-standing bath on the first floor and a third dressing room.
The house the English model currently lives in is a 19th century mansion owned by great personalities including, poet Samuel Taylor-Coleridge and author J B Priestley.
The house the English model currently lives in is a 19th century mansion owned by great personalities including, poet Samuel Taylor-Coleridge and author J B Priestley.
Her plans however have not been met with favour by locals, as they find her idea of turning the historic mansion into a "tacky" place, offending.
Her plans however have not been met with favour by locals, as they find her idea of turning the historic mansion into a "tacky" place, offending.
"Kate lives in a blue plaque property, commemorating the fact that Priestley previously lived in it," the Mirror quoted a neighbour as saying.
"Kate lives in a blue plaque property, commemorating the fact that Priestley previously lived in it," the Mirror quoted a neighbour as saying.
"As well as a tacky, footballers' wives-style gym and steam room complex, there's going to be a basement kitchen. I dread to imagine the kind of smells that will be wafting up.
"As well as a tacky, footballers' wives-style gym and steam room complex, there's going to be a basement kitchen. I dread to imagine the kind of smells that will be wafting up.
"She's also planning on installing a huge satellite dish which will look so ugly on top of such an old, sprawling house, as will all these new-fangled cameras.
"She's also planning on installing a huge satellite dish which will look so ugly on top of such an old, sprawling house, as will all these new-fangled cameras.
"It's an affront to the blue plaque," the neighbour added.
Moss also plans on installing eight security cameras, presumably to keep her ex-Pete Doherty away, a giant satellite dish on the roof, a free-standing bath on the first floor and a third dressing room.
Moss also plans on installing eight security cameras, presumably to keep her ex-Pete Doherty away, a giant satellite dish on the roof, a free-standing bath on the first floor and a third dressing room.
The house the English model currently lives in is a 19th century mansion owned by great personalities including, poet Samuel Taylor-Coleridge and author J B Priestley.
The house the English model currently lives in is a 19th century mansion owned by great personalities including, poet Samuel Taylor-Coleridge and author J B Priestley.
Her plans however have not been met with favour by locals, as they find her idea of turning the historic mansion into a "tacky" place, offending.
Her plans however have not been met with favour by locals, as they find her idea of turning the historic mansion into a "tacky" place, offending.
"Kate lives in a blue plaque property, commemorating the fact that Priestley previously lived in it," the Mirror quoted a neighbour as saying.
"Kate lives in a blue plaque property, commemorating the fact that Priestley previously lived in it," the Mirror quoted a neighbour as saying.
"As well as a tacky, footballers' wives-style gym and steam room complex, there's going to be a basement kitchen. I dread to imagine the kind of smells that will be wafting up.
"As well as a tacky, footballers' wives-style gym and steam room complex, there's going to be a basement kitchen. I dread to imagine the kind of smells that will be wafting up.
"She's also planning on installing a huge satellite dish which will look so ugly on top of such an old, sprawling house, as will all these new-fangled cameras.
"She's also planning on installing a huge satellite dish which will look so ugly on top of such an old, sprawling house, as will all these new-fangled cameras.
"It's an affront to the blue plaque," the neighbour added.
