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<\/p>\nJack Grealish has won a planning battle to build a leisure suite at his \u00a35.6million mansion in Cheshire which will include a pool, gym and spa.<\/p>\n
The Manchester City star, 28, who lives with his girlfriend Sasha Attwood, will makeover his seven-bedroom pad by adding the extension onto his palatial home.<\/p>\n
The injury prone player has also included a treatment room into his grand plans, in case of any issues that may crop up in the future.<\/p>\n
The midfielder, who has just returned to the team after suffering from a knee injury, will also have a cold plunge pool, sauna, steam room and juice bar in the facility.<\/p>\n
The plans suggest Jack will also add a games room above his garage.<\/p>\n
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Expanding!\u00a0Jack Grealish has won a planning battle to build a leisure suite at his \u00a35.6million mansion in Cheshire which will include a pool, gym and spa<\/p>\n
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The extension will be a one-storey development attached to the existing Cheshire property<\/p>\n
Jack’s plans hit a stumbling block when a bat roost was discovered and conservationists insisted he had a survey done.<\/p>\n
\u00a0He has been instructed to build bat roost and bird boxes at his home, which already features a heli-pad, tennis courts, golf green and a fishing lake.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The local council have approved his new plans after he was met with no objections from his neighbours.<\/p>\n
Jack bought the home with his girlfriend Sasha Attwood last year and they submitted the planning application to Cheshire East Council over the summer.<\/p>\n
The house already boasts an Eastern-style temple in the garden, a wine store,\u00a0a library, orangery, boot room and a family room.<\/p>\n
Five of the bedrooms are classed as ‘bedroom suites’ with their own bathrooms and dressing rooms.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The property itself is made up of two-storeys, a detached cottage, garages, a gardening store, a lean-to greenhouse, driveway and two ‘parking courtyards’.<\/p>\n
But the couple now want to make modifications to the ‘existing aging property’ to ‘bring it up to today’s standards of living as well as better accommodating their lifestyle’.<\/p>\n
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Cosy:\u00a0The Manchester City star, 28, who lives with his girlfriend Sasha Attwood, will makeover his seven-bedroom pad by adding the extension onto his palatial home (pictured)<\/p>\n
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Big plans!\u00a0The injury prone player has also included a treatment room into his grand plans, in case of any issues that may crop up in the future (pictured Jack’s kitchen)<\/p>\n
The plush spa will be single-storey and involve a side and rear extension, that the architects for the couple say will be a ‘material palette’ that will ‘ensure it blends with the local rural area’.<\/p>\n
In the planning application, the architects acting on behalf of the couple state:\u00a0‘The proposed leisure complex extension part of the proposal comprises alterations to the existing aging leisure layout at ground floor to provide a dedicated gym\/yoga studio space with updated Sauna, Steam and Treatment facilities alongside refurbishing the existing changing facilities.\u00a0<\/p>\n
‘With the existing garaging, the desire is to slightly extend the width by under 1m to accommodate a triple garage space with individual doors, alongside a minor increase to the ridge to allow a games room to be accommodated over.\u00a0<\/p>\n
‘One of the key issues with both current leisure and the garaging is their size proportionate to a commanding dwelling of this stature.\u00a0<\/p>\n
‘Whilst this property has been subject to a number of planning applications with the previous owner, our clients are clear in their vision to make this property a forever home and as such, by making these slight increases, will allow them to achieve this.’\u00a0<\/p>\n
Previous applications concerning the property, submitted before the couple moved in last year, include a refused bid to develop a ‘retirement care community’ and successful changes to fencing.<\/p>\n