House of Stripes
A High Court judge has ruled the red and white paint can stay. The owner of the £15m house in Kensington, West London had been ordered by the Council to repaint it white. The ruling was given 24 April 2017.
It has been a long, long battle. In February 2016 a judge had ordered that the owner of the red and white £15m house in Kensington, West London paint the property white within 28 days.
Instead she chose to challenge the order and won.
Apparently, widow Zipporah Lisle-Mainwaring, painted the candy stripes to “get her own back” on neighbours who objected to her plans to demolish her property and replace it with a new house and controversial mega two-storey basement with a swimming pool
The red and white suddenly appeared which sent shock waves throughout the neighbourhood
Ynuk.tv went and had a look soon after the argument began
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High Court rules owner can keep candy stripes on house https://t.co/fClW1AFtuU #HouseofStripes #Kensington pic.twitter.com/Uy2sJCIU8o
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