Billie Faiers reveals incredible garden transformation at £1.4 million Essex mansion as they add finishing touches

BILLIE Faiers has revealed an incredible garden transformation at her £1.4 million Essex mansion.

The former Towie star, 32, and husband Greg Shepherd, 35, purchased the pad in January 2020 and have been busy doing it up ever since.

But now the couple are finally adding the finishing touches to the property before they move in with their two kids Nelly, seven, and Arthur, five.

Taking to their home Instagram account, Home With The Sheps, Greg gave fans a sneak peek of their garden.

The pair received 550 rolls of turf from Gravel Master earlier today for their backyard.

Greg told fans: "So Gravel Master have delivered us our turf. That has all got to go down today! Nice freshly laid turf."

In the next post the dad-of-two showed off the end result.

He told fans: "So the grass is now complete! It's really brought some colour to the garden finally.

"Obviously still loads of flowers and that to be done, but really pleased with the quality of the grass."

Nelly and Arthur looked over the moon with their new garden as they bounced on their impressive 14x10ft trampoline.

Earlier this week Billie broke her silence on her feud with her neighbours after revealing they "don't speak".

The family are keen not to let any frosty relations with their neighbours bother them after reports of a communication broke down.

Despite suggestions they had been rowing with their neighbours over planning permissions, the star has insisted it isn't as bad as it seems.

Billie told  that they had "come to an agreement", and explained that they had even "popped around" to chat.

"Obviously, in the beginning, going back to when we got the planning permission, we had a few issues, which we tackled and we all came to an agreement," the mother-of-two explained.

Her husband Greg chimed in, insisting the drama had been blown out of proportion: "It’s rubbish that the neighbours have been rowing."

"We want to set the record straight. There have been no complaints," Billie continued. "There has been a lot of work being done for a long time, so we could have had a lot of trouble, but we haven’t."

"A couple of them have popped around to introduce themselves. So, despite what the reports have said, it’s all been fine."

Billie concluded by revealing it is likely that the family will move into the home "in the next few months" as the work draws to a close.

It comes after it was reported that Billie and husband Greg were no longer on speaking terms with their neighbours.

Earlier this month, new photographs showed how the dream home is inching closer to completion as the transformation is filmed for TV.