Multiple reports say a three-bedroom property has been dismantled after local council orders in connection with a site that had been approved for an equine breeding facility. The homeowners, Jeremy Zielinski, 75, and his wife Elaine Zielinski, 80, reportedly received permission for a two-storey commercial building intended to house a horse breeding clinic. The sources state that, instead of proceeding with the approved commercial equine use, a residential-style home was constructed on the site. The reports describe the development as a “secret” or unauthorized build, with the construction characterized as a million-pound project. Following council action, the structure is reported to have been dismantled. The reporting centers on the contrast between the permission granted for the horse-related commercial building and the later construction described as residential in nature. The sources do not provide additional details on the grounds for the council’s decision beyond the apparent mismatch between approval and what was built.
Council orders demolition of alleged unauthorized home at former horse breeding clinic site
Multiple reports say a three-bedroom property has been dismantled after local council orders in connection with a site that had been approved for an equine breeding facility. The homeowners, Jeremy Zi...
- Jeremy and Elaine Zielinski, aged 75 and 80, are named as the owners/builders of the property.
- They reportedly had permission for a two-storey commercial building intended as a horse breeding clinic.
- The reports say a three-bedroom home was built on the site instead of the approved commercial equine facility.
- Local council orders led to the demolition/dismantling of the property.
- The reported project value is described as around one million pounds in the coverage.
The three-bedroom property was built by Jeremy Zielinski, 75, and his wife Elaine, 80, who had been given permission for a two-storey commercial building to house the equine facility.
2 months agoThe three-bedroom property was built by Jeremy Zielinski, 75, and his wife Elaine, 80, who had been given permission for a two-storey commercial building to house the equine facility.
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