Victoria and David Beckham set for major disruption at £31m London home

David and Victoria Beckham are set for some disruption regarding their townhouse in Holland Park, London.

The former Spice Girls singer and the ex-England Football Captain, who have owned their gorgeous residence in the capital since 2013, could be subject to some noise due to a neighbour undertaking renovation work.

According to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea’s public records on planning permission in the local area, a house close to the Beckham property has employed architects and tradespeople to work heavily on transforming the home.

The records show that David and Victoria’s neighbours are upgrading air conditioning units, replacing the windows and installing security measures. The house has also had solar panels installed.

Work is also underway on the interiors. Multiple bedrooms are being refurbished, as are the kitchen and bathroom areas, no doubt revamped with a modern finish.

It seems an internal wall is also being knocked through with a new door opening being put in place, complete with “decorative wall panelling”. The residents are also repairing their indoor pool.

Although properties in the area are typically terraced, meaning residents are in close proximity to the neighbouring homes, each is generous in size.