article_snippet.sent: Residents in the otherwise immaculate cobbled cul-de-sac in Kensington, one of the city’s wealthiest areas, said the colourful redesign was driving Residents in the otherwise immaculate cobbled cul-de-sac in Kensington, one of the city’s wealthiest areas
article_snippet.sent: Neighbours of a £15million townhouse in South End, Kensington - one of the most exclusive areas of London - have branded the property an ‘eyesore’ after the property was painted with red and white stripes following objections to knock the property down and replace the property with a five-storey mansion .
article_snippet.sent: Residents surrounding Ms Lisle-Mainwaring's stripy Kensington townhouse told MailOnline Residents surrounding her stripy Kensington townhouse are ‘horrendously unhappy’ with the new exterior of the three-storey terraced home in South End, Kensington, and likened the new exterior of the three-storey terraced home in South End, Kensington to a ‘beachside hut’.
article_snippet.sent: Saskia Moyle, 18, who lives opposite the house with Ms Lisle-Mainwaring's father, said the new colourful exterior had not gone down well with local residents, with the majority complaining that the new colourful exterior lowers the classy tone of the quiet cobbled street.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Lisle-Mainwaring's told MailOnline: 'the objecting neighbours are all horrendously unhappy with the new colourful exterior.
article_snippet.sent: We all hate the new colourful exterior.
article_snippet.sent: It's a bit of an eyesore. '
article_snippet.sent: Residents said Residents are ‘horrendously unhappy’ with the new exterior of the three-storey terraced home in South End, Kensington, which suddenly appeared after legal challenges thwarted a planning application to give the home a double basement to include a swimming pool .
article_snippet.sent: The Knightsbridge development, which is currently under construction, was described in objection letters by residents as something which would cause ‘irreparable damage’ to the ‘quality of life and sense of community’ on the street while ‘solely benefiting the commercial developers’.