![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/were-furious-our-neighbour-is-building-a-third-home-in-small-back-garden/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/newspress-collage-20392770-1668169526457.jpg&description=A PLANNING row has broken out in a quiet cul-de-sac after a developer got permission to build a third house on one plot of land. Furious residents on the road in Southampton, Hants, said it used to be peaceful until the original £360,000 property had another house erected next to it last year. A planning row has broken out in a quiet cul-de-sacCredit: Solent Furious residents said the road used to be peacefulCredit: Solent Now, proposals for a third home on the same plot - which is set to be built in its back garden - have been given the green light. Aerial photographs show how cramped the plot is. Neighbours say the road could become so congested ambulances struggle to gain access to properties. They expressed fears over parking in the 'chocker' road and several neighbours are allegedly considering leaving their homes of 20 years due to the upcoming building work disruption. The proposals for the new property state a three-bedroom house will be built in the back garden, and have been approved by the council. Mother of three Maria Edmonds, who has lived in the area for seven years, said: "This is going to be a nightmare. "With everybody coming home from work - it's already packed with cars parking, it's a nightmare getting in and out. "The thing I'm worried about is is whether they're going to take down the tree [by the plot] - I hope they're not." Ian Brooks, 62, who has lived on the street for over 30 years, said: "It does get pretty chocker down here, especially when people have friends round - people park wherever they bloody like, it's a free for all. "I can't afford to leave." A neighbour who has lived in the areas for over 10 years, but wished to remain anonymous, said: "It is pure greed. "He built that [second house] and now he's building this one. "I'm going to move - I've had enough, I don't agree with it. "It's just getting ridiculous, it's pure greed. This sentiment was echoed by others, with another neighbour of 20 years, who wished to remain anonymous,){kind=link}
A PLANNING row has broken out in a quiet cul-de-sac after a developer got permission to build a third house on one plot of land.
Furious residents on the road in Southampton, Hants, said it used to be peaceful until the original £360,000 property had another house erected next to it last year.
Now, proposals for a third home on the same plot – which is set to be built in its back garden – have been given the green light.
Aerial photographs show how cramped the plot is.
Neighbours say the road could become so congested ambulances struggle to gain access to properties.