A resident in Ainsdale in Merseyside, England, has made an application to Sefton Council to get retrospective permission for the garden structure which features access stairs and a water feature.
Work to build an “underground cavern” in a back garden has been on going for five years despite not having planning permission. Now a resident in Ainsdale in Merseyside, England, has made an application to Sefton Council to get retrospective permission for the garden structure which features access stairs and a water feature.
Behind the “ruin” is a patio with a statue of a man appearing to be deep in thought. Near the pond appears a small bridge which runs towards the stone wall and plans show two waterfalls included in the design. A third photograph depicts a stone archway under construction to the left of the underground cavern which appears to lead towards a garden outbuilding.
Pre-application advice was sought from Sefton Council, with the applicant stating they were advised: “The proposal is generally acceptable in terms of design and it is unlikely to have a detrimental impact on the living conditions of neighbouring residents.”
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