It was more closely fought than any chart battle or awards race . But now the three-month planning row between neighbours Jimmy Page and Robbie Williams has ended – with victory for the Led Zeppelin star . Former Take That singer Williams , 41 , has abandoned plans to revamp his £17.5million Grade II-listed London property , including excavating a huge two-storey basement . Scroll down for video . Robbie Williams wanted to extend his £17.5m Woodland House ( left ) , which stands next door to rocker Jimmy Page 's Grade I listed Tower House ( right ) But Williams has withdrawn the plans after Page wrote an angry letter to the local council complaining . Veteran guitarist Page , 71 , fought fiercely to stop the development going ahead – and these pictures give a glimpse of just why he was so desperate to protect his home . Showing delicate carvings and intricately painted frescoes , the images reveal how carefully Page has maintained the original features of his own Grade I-listed property . The rock star , worth £100million , has closely guarded The Tower House for more than four decades and his restorative works have been labelled ‘ exemplary ’ by English Heritage . The house is filled with what appear to be beautiful antiques and is rich with detailed paintwork . One imposing fireplace depicts what seems to be a medieval scene , lending the mansion the feel of a castle , in keeping with its austere but impressive exterior . ‘ Unblemished ’ : Jimmy Page was desperate to protect his property , which includes this imposing fireplace below a medieval scene . Detailed : Intricate paintwork also features heavily inside the Grade 1 listed tower . Delicate : The guitarist ’ s home is adorned with ornate tiles . Williams , worth £120million , bought the neighbouring Woodland House – once owned by late film director Michael Winner – in 2013 . He lives there with his wife , Ayda Field , 35 , and their two children , Theodora Rose , two , and four-month-old Charlton Valentine . He submitted a series of planning proposals seeking permission to redevelop the 46-room home , including building a recording studio and an indoor swimming pool . Page immediately objected , writing a strongly-worded letter to the council warning that ‘ the consequences for the building fabric and decorative finish of The Tower House may well be catastrophic ’ and hiring a series of architects and engineers to blast the plans . Williams has now withdrawn his application . Williams lives at the home with his wife Ayda Field ( left ) . Right : Page with his girlfriend Scarlett Sabet , 25 . Pictures of Williams ' home taken during Michael Winner 's time there show high ceilings and old fireplaces . The home also included a swimming pool . Williams wanted to build a new one in an underground extension . Page , who is reportedly dating actress Scarlett Sabet , 25 , also fought an earlier application from another neighbour , when he released these photographs and said : ‘ Many of these finishes and fittings are extremely delicate and , of course , irreplaceable and include stained glass , decorative plasterwork , painted ceramic tiling and painted frescoes . ‘ The interior is complete and unblemished without any significant damage or subsequent alterations. ’ Director Winner , who died in 2013 , had a huge home cinema built into the house , which Williams now owns . Page was upset that building work in Williams ' garden would cause disruption to the neighbourhood . Plans for the doomed proposal show the huge two-storey underground extension planned by Williams . The extensive building work , which included a new garage , would have meant a number of trees were felled .
Williams wanted huge underground extension to his mansion home . But plans drew ire of next-door neighbour , rock legend Jimmy Page . Led Zeppelin star said building works would cause disruption . He also feared the project would damage his Grade I listed home . Williams appears to have backed down , withdrawing the plans this week . Score: 7