Eight flats in Coulsdon, approved in 2022, have been transformed into a towering “monstrosity” that shatters privacy and ignores original plans—neighbors can now peer into homes, promised balcony screens are missing, and there’s one less parking spot than approved. Despite council backlash and a damning question about what part of the original design was actually built, retrospective permission was granted—but the developer has three months to install privacy screens, eco-upgrades, and pay £12k for transport fixes, plus ban new residents from street parking.
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