David and Victoria Beckham to face ‘a year of misery’ at London mansion as renovations begin next door

David and Victoria Beckham’s London neighbors are planning a huge renovation. victoriabeckham/Instagram

David and Victoria Beckham could face a lot of dust and drilling over the next year and a possible “year of misery” due to renovations next to their London home.

The local council approved major renovation plans on the property next to the Beckhams’ lux London townhouse located in the Holland Park area of Kensington, an area known as “Millionaire’s Row,” according to the UK Sun.

The new owner plans on renovating all five floors of the pricey mansion, which has six bedrooms and an underground swimming pool.

The homes are located in the Holland Park area of Kensington. / SplashNews.com The power couple bought their London home in 2013. victoriabeckham/Instagram

Some of the rehaul is to fix illegal modifications that were done without proper planning in 2004, according to the outlet.

That included new kitchens and bedrooms, solar panels on the roof and underfloor heating.

But the council wanted the Beckhams to approve the upgrade and stated in documents that it wouldn’t give planning permission without them on board.

The couple poured millions into renovations. victoriabeckham/Instagram Their home boasts an indoor swimming pool and manicure salon. victoriabeckham/Instagram

“You are expected to discuss your proposals with all neighbors with a boundary with your site, as we will advise them of any application, as well as any residents’ association or society,” the planning officer wrote in a pre-planning advice document.

“You may be able to deal with any concerns they may have before making the application and therefore avoid objections being submitted by them.”

The officer added that even if the Beckhams grumble about say, noisy workmen, “they will be grateful for being better informed.”

The couple share four children with their oldest Brooklyn, married to Nicola Peltz. Instagram/@victoriabeckham The tied the knot in a splashy ceremony in 1999. victoriabeckham/Instagram

“I recommend you write to your neighbors to explain what you are intending to do and offer them the opportunity to discuss this with you. You should include a copy of drawings.”

The new owners are expected to provide details of the planned renovations and answer any feedback or problems raised.

“Where you have not made any changes based on the feedback received, you should provide reasons why,” the officer explained.

Their London home was featured in the 2023 documentary “Beckham.” victoriabeckham/Instagram If the renovations get too much the Beckhams can always decamp to their farmhouse in the Cotswolds. Netflix

The former soccer star, 49, and his glamorous designer wife, 50, who tied the knot in 1999, bought the Victorian mansion in 2013 and then shelled out an additional estimated $10 million to renovate the digs.

The four-story home boasts six bedrooms, an indoor pool, a wine cellar, a fashion runway, a gym and an at-home nail salon, according to Architectural Digest.

The couple, who share four children, Brooklyn, 25, Romeo, 22, Cruz, 19 and Harper, 13, can always escape to their Cotswolds farm if the renovations are too much to bear.

The expansive farm was also showcased in the documentary. Netflix The couple also have a penthouse apartment in Miami. Getty Images

The farm property, which was featured in the 2023 documentary “Beckham,” has also undergone major renovations and has an outdoor pool, soccer pitch and traditional Estonian sauna.

It’s also where Beckham tends to his garden and bee hives.

The couple — who has a reported combined net worth of $514 million — also have a penthouse apartment in Miami.