Rory McIlroy has run into a problem with local council officials in England regarding his plans to install a heating system for an outdoor pool at his lavish multi-million pound estate. The celebrated four-time major champion's opulent residence boasts an indoor pool and spa, gym, cinema, and an expansive entertainment room. Adjacent to his home lies the world-famous Wentworth golf course, providing Rory with the perfect spot to refine his golfing skills at his convenience.
Yet, despite the luxury that Rory's home already offers after the Holywood man pumped over £10million into the property, the famed golfer is looking to enhance it further. Read next: Major champion makes Ryder Cup call following Rory McIlroy's comments on pay Read next: Iconic £30 million Irish course hits the market offering a slice of golfing paradise McIlroy is said to be eyeing an addition to his abode, which includes a heated outdoor swimming pool complete with a terrace, plant room, and sophisticated lighting - all intended to be powered by an eco-friendly air source heat pump, reports the Irish Mirror . Situated in the affluent Wentworth area in Surrey, the property already features five such pumps.
The 35-year-old sports star has described his proposed enhancements as modest and has emphasised, given the property's location within a designated green belt zone, that this represents a 'very special circumstance'." Council guidelines reportedly indicate that "when located in the green belt, elements.
