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Multi-million pound Bolton mansions could be demolished 'for being too big' The homes were built and sold before the council ordered them to be demolished Updated Planning permission was granted in 2014 for the conversion of a former farmhouse (Image: Copyright Unknown) For all the latest news from in and around Bolton, sign up for the free MyBolton newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or s...

Owners of five £1m luxury mansions who face seeing their dream homes demolished after they were built too big and in the wrong place claim developers have 'disappeared' Elan Raja and Alison Thompson are two such owners who have been embroiled in a feud with Bolton Council  Planning inquiry heard how Sparkle Developments given planning permission to build homes in August 2014 Finishing works put on hold after complaint filed in October 2016 and council ordered them to be flattened The appeal claims the enforcement notice issued by the council to demolish the homes was excessive  Homeowners ...

PARTIALLY built million-pound mansions ordered to be demolished were up to a third bigger and in different locations than allowed, a planning…

In August 2014, Sparkle Developments got planning permission to build the luxury homes. After receiving complaints in October 2016, the council found that the five houses were not being built in accordance with the planning permission that was granted. On closer inspection, they found that the houses were a different design, siting and size than what was approved. The footprint and total floor area were larger and the height of three houses were higher than permitted. In addition, all of the homes were built away from the exact siting they had approval for. The council advised th...

How the 7-year saga of Bolton's 'doomed' half-built luxury mansions unfolded CONTROVERSY over the five mansions built at Grundy Fold Farm first surfaced in 2016, but the saga began two years earlier when planning permission was granted. In August 2014, Sparkle Developments got planning permission to build the luxury homes. After receiving complaints in October 2016, the council found that the five houses were not being built in accordance with the planning permission that was granted. How the site looked originally On closer inspection, they found that the houses were a different des...