Entrepreneurial millionaires, the Baileys purchased land in Hambleton from Mick and Marilyn Blackwell in 2005 for £675,000 ($904k). They went on to create their dream home on the acreage, known as Serenity, which includes two large garages to house their prized fleet of supercars.

However, relationships soured between the Blackwells and their buyers. 10 years after the plot changed hands, the couple sued the Baileys and requested damages and an injunction from the High Court, claiming they had broken the terms and conditions of the 2005 sale. They alleged that the supercar collection was unlawful and described the noise from the vehicles as an "annoyance", according to a story by British news website LincsOnline.

Photographed here is the Blackwell's farmhouse, which sits adjacent to the garages.

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