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Kelce's New Mansion Faces Neighbor Feud
1 Nov
Summary
- Neighbors object to Kelce's landscaping and tree height plans.
- Concerns include Lake Erie views and a century-old sewer line.
- Kelce's property features an audible security warning system.
Travis Kelce's transition to his new $5.35 million Bratenahl, Ohio mansion has been met with unexpected neighborhood opposition. Residents voiced concerns at a Village Architectural Review Board meeting regarding proposed alterations to the property's rear, specifically focusing on landscaping changes and tree replacement.
Concerns articulated by neighbors extend to potential impacts on their Lake Erie views and the integrity of a century-old shared sewer line. A key point of contention was the proposed height of new trees, exceeding Bratenahl's 10-foot limit. The board has deferred its decision, awaiting a revised plan expected for review on November 10.
This dispute arises amidst reports of enhanced security measures at the estate, including an audible warning system designed to deter unauthorized approaches. The estate, located near Kelce's hometown of Cleveland Heights, represents a significant investment and a desire for a private retreat close to family. Kelce also owns property near Kansas City.
