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Sarah Beeny wins bid to save farmhouse on £3m estate from demolition

Outlet: The Times of India · TOI ENTERTAINMENT DESK · Published 19/10/2026 15:46 UTC

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Sarah Beeny has won an eight-year planning battle to retain her Somerset farmhouse, dubbed ‘mini-Downton Abbey’. Bought for £3 million in 2018, the property was extended without planning permission. After her retrospective application was rejected in 2024 and an appeal failed in February 2025, Somerset Council approved a revised proposal allowing the farmhouse to remain.

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