Queen star Roger Taylor’s neighbours hit out at plans for £8m Surrey estate – after row over 20ft Freddie Mercury statue QUEEN drummer Roger Taylor has sparked a row with neighbours over plans for a huge hay barn at his historic £8million Surrey estate.
They say it is almost DOUBLE the height of an existing barn and would be "visually intrusive" to the designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The musician, 75, previously landed in hot water with council officials after putting up a 20ft-high statue of Freddie Mercury in his garden.
The 18th Century pad also has a new outdoor pool house with a party terrace, bar, jacuzzi, relaxation, dining and entertaining area.
"Such a structure would not only diminish the visual amenity of the area but also set a precedent for further disruptive development.
