James Corden's Neighbours Raise Concerns Over Noise, Planning for Garden Outhouse

James Corden is facing backlash from his north-west London neighbors over noise complaints related to drumming sounds coming from his £11.5 million mansion, as well as his plans to build a new outhouse that includes a sauna, pool, and gym. Neighbors have lodged more than 18 complaints expressing concerns about noise levels and the proposed structure being too close to property boundaries, with some calling it an 'eyesore' that threatens the peaceful green space of the area. One neighbor noted that the sound of drums can be heard even with windows closed and questioned the potential for further noise if the drum kit is moved to the new den. Corden's property renovations have previously included a spiral staircase and an interior balcony, but these latest plans have sparked significant dissent among residents. A commissioned report by neighbors also challenges Corden's claim that no trees will be affected by the construction. Corden, who returned to the UK after eight years in the U.S., has not publicly commented on the situation.