Alan Carr, the comedian and recent winner of 'Celebrity Traitors,' has officially submitted a planning application to local authorities regarding his property, Ayton Castle. The proposal outlines his intent to renovate a 19th-century potting shed located on the castle grounds, converting the structure into a café.

Carr acquired the historic estate earlier this year. According to reports, the primary motivation behind the purchase and the subsequent renovation plans is to establish a permanent home base for his television production work. While the application is currently in the early stages of the planning process, the project represents a significant change to the site's original utility. The potting shed, which has historically served agricultural or maintenance purposes for the estate, would be repurposed for commercial hospitality use under the current proposal. No specific timeline for the construction or opening of the café has been confirmed, and the project remains subject to local council approval.