A royal estate championed by King Charles is so strict residents have to sign a 'covenant' - where causing 'annoyance' is outlawed, 'arguing' is banned, and repainting your front door how you like is strictly prohibited.
Nansledan is an extension of the coastal town of Newquay and was the passion project of the King who commissioned it back when he was the Prince of Wales.
He wanted to design a sequel to Poundbury, the King's ideal town in Dorset, and to make sure everything went smoothly, a strict list of 'community stakeholders covenants' was drawn up.
