What should rural homes look like?

[Glutton4...]

Shut up, Children. Let's just agree to disagree, and wait for the outcome.

[bearded bloke]

I was doing that until another person deemed it wise to restart the thread on a slight tangent which is a different topic for debate

[veggiechicken]

Thought you might like to see what the decision was in this case BBC News - Pembrokeshire 'hobbit home' demolition appeal lost
As I understand it, the Planning Inspector has upheld the council's decision that the property should be demolished since it was constructed without planning permission. However, the council will consider a retrospective planning application for the house on the merits of the case, as they would have done if the application had been submitted in the first place.

[julesapple]

Oh, I do hope that's good news. It isn't like it doesn't fit. I couldn't quite understand the chap's reluctance to get PP in the first instance - the house does fit with it's surroundings, it does fit with other buildings close by. Why did he think he wouldn't get permission before he started to build?

I love it, anyway.