The company has been forced to make changes to the three-bed Larkfields home in Blakeney, which was promoted as the main prize in a Comic Relief charity competition.

An investigation discovered the coastal property had been built differently to the approved plans, sparking a lengthy dispute with North Norfolk District Council.

Larkfields in Blakeney, which was an Omaze charity prize (Image: Sheils Flynn/North Norfolk District Council)

It has meant Omaze has not been able to hand over the keys to the prize winner, Vicky Curtis-Cresswell, since March last year, until the issues are fully resolved.

The company avoided having to demolish extensions, a swimming pool, garage and tennis court built without........

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