In a surprising revelation, David and Victoria Beckham’s backyard has stirred discontent among their neighbors.
The couple’s recent Netflix documentary, About Victoria Beckham, has captured viewers’ attention, amassing impressive viewing figures in less than a month. But alongside the accolades, the Beckhams unveiled a feature of their expansive 17-hectare Cotswold estate that has not gone down well with those living nearby.
Nestled within their picturesque English home, the couple showcased an artificial lake that quickly caught the eyes of audiences. While reports indicate that the necessary construction permits for this addition are in place, concerns have arisen regarding a sandy beach that appears prominently in the backdrop. According to sources speaking to The Sun, the beach does not adhere to local regulations, triggering frustration among neighbors who feel it disrupts the area’s natural aesthetics.
What adds another layer of intrigue to this story is that details of the Beckhams’ meticulously protected yard have remained under wraps until now, garnering attention just as the documentary aired.
Investigating Further
The West Oxfordshire council has confirmed to The Sun that they are taking complaints regarding the sandy beach seriously. Reports suggest that such a feature would necessitate additional landscaping, including tree and flower planting, to blend harmoniously with the surroundings.
Yet, a source close to the Beckhams insists that the couple has complied with all pertinent rules and regulations during the construction of both the artificial lake and the accompanying beach. As this unfolding story continues to attract headlines, it raises questions about the balance between celebrity privacy and community standards.