Norfolk gym tycoon's home development plans approved

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A Norfolk gym tycoon's plans to build a new residential development have been approved.

Nathan Gostling, founder of the NR Health and Fitness Club chain, put forward proposals for Low Road near Hockering.

The site is opposite Kimblewick Equestrian Centre, which is owned by Mr Gostling's wife's family.

This will see the demolition of a group of agricultural buildings on the land.

Proposals for the site were lodged by Nathan Gostling - founder of the NR Health and Fitness Club chain (Image: NR Health & Fitness Club)

A new self-build two-storey home will also be built, which will include a living and dining area, games room, living room, study, pantry, utility room, and entrance hall on the ground floor.

A total of five bedrooms, two of which are en-suite, and a separate bathroom have been earmarked for the first floor.

Prior approval was granted to build two homes on the site, which is described as "a fallback position".

A design and access statement said the plans represent "betterment" due to the removal of agricultural building "eyesores" and the home providing "improved internal layout and amenity space".

The plans were approved at a Breckland Council planning meeting on Tuesday (August 4).

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