Village row erupts on 'prettiest street' over Bulgarian neighbour's plans to list cottage on Airbnb
Cotswold residents outraged over Bulgarian neighbour's Airbnb plans for local cottage.

Residents on England’s “prettiest street” in the Cotswolds are furious after a Bulgarian neighbour, Yani Minkov, announced plans to list his 150‑sq‑ft cottage on Airbnb. Minkov’s friend, an English solicitor, issued a public apology stating the listing would remain listed but would “respect the character of the street.” Community members claim the move threatens the area’s heritage and value, prompting a town‑hall protest on 17 January. Cotswold District Council has issued a statement saying it will review zoning regulations, while local real‑estate agents warn property prices could drop by up to 10 % if short‑term rentals increase. The town’s historic status remains a key point of contention.
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