Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan turn a luxurious new mansion into a fortress with electric gates, high walls and cameras

Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan are set to turn a luxurious new mansion into a fortress.

The stunning country pad is fitted with a 360-degree motion sensor camera, and plans have been submitted to the local council to ring a luxurious new mansion with an electrical security gate and high walls.

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Couple seeking permission “Entrance gates, wharfs, walls” will be built, but detailed plans have not yet been revealed.

Their team previously withdrew the application when local politicians said their security plan would block the sidewalk.

It was hoped that the proposed plan would prevent Mark’s car from being pinched repeatedly in January.

Radio host After being swiped from this current home drive, he turned to social media to regain his £ 65,000 Range Rover.

However, the local parish council said in a letter of opposition about the 2.1m wall of the plan: Of this particular area of ​​the parish.

“Furthermore, public walkways are currently passing through this property. I understand that there may be applications that may change this in the future, but at this time, public passage rights. We couldn’t support a planning application that effectively blocks. “

The council will decide on a new application in the coming weeks.

The couple’s £ 1.3m development is nearing completion and we’re sharing its progress on Instagram.

It boasts a stunningly beautiful garden with new trees planted behind the outdoor pool.

There is also a huge restroom on the first floor that merges with a larger changing room.

Each of the property’s five bedrooms has a private bathroom, three of which have a dressing room.

The master bedroom has its own glass balcony, allowing couples to enjoy views of the countryside.