Claudia Schiffer and her film-maker husband, Matthew Vaughn, have lost a planning dispute with a neighbour who wants to double the size of her cottage on the edge of their country estate. Claudia Schiffer and her film-maker husband, Matthew Vaughn, have lost a planning dispute with a neighbour who wants to double the size of her cottage on the edge of their country estate. The German catwalk star, 49, and Vaugh, 48, objected on the grounds that Coldham Hall, their west Suffolk mansion, would be “directly and adversely impacted” by the “oversized” extension. Acting for the couple, planning firm hgh produced a report claiming the extension to Coldham Hall Cottage would have a “negative impact” on the estate, “further eroding their historic rural farmstead character”. Schiffer and Vaughn live at Coldham Hall with their three children, Caspar, 16, Clementine, 14, and Cosima, nine.

Source: Irish Independent October 15, 2019 09:56 UTC