houses and 4 apartments. Dingley Hall, Northamptonshire – early 1980s by Kit Martin, into 7 houses and 3 apartments. Oxton House, Oxton, Devon – 1980s into at least 8 apartments. Callaly Castle, Northumberland – 1986–87 by Kit Martin. Ecton Hall, Ecton, Northamptonshire – 1986–89 by Period Property Investments Plc (previously derelict), house into 12 apartments; stables, coach house, game larder, laundry and dairy into 7 homes; and 9 newly built 2-storey stone houses in two terraces. Sheffield Park House, Haywards Heath, East Sussex – c1988–early1990s by Period Homes (Arundel Estate Sussex Ltd built a housing court in the grounds), 12 apartments in the house, with 30 acres. Strete Ralegh House, Whimple, Devon – 1985 formerly owned by the Imbert-Terry baronets, into at least 5 apartments. 1990s Alkrington Hall, Alkrington, Greater Manchester – early 1990s into 4 freehold homes (main house into 2 semi-detached homes, with 2 wings into separate homes), and large urban development in the rear grounds. Astonbury Manor, Stevenage, Hertfordshire – early 1990s into apartments and mews style houses. Sandywell Park, Whittington, Gloucestershire – early 1990s (leasehold company incorporated in 1996) into 10 apartments. New Wardour Castle, Tisbury, Wiltshire – 1992 by Nigel Tuersley. Burley On The Hill, Rutland – 1993–98 by Kit Martin, into 6 apartments, estate into 22 dwellings. Chelwood Vachery, Millbrook Hill, Nutley, East Sussex – 1996, into at least 4 freehold homes, with the Stable Courtyard into at least 6 homes. Stoneleigh Abbey, Stoneleigh, Warwickshire – 1996–2000 by Kit Martin, into 53 dwellings. Maristow House, Devon – 1996–2000 by Kit Martin. Bostock Hall, Bostock, West Cheshire – 1996–97 by P J Livesey, into 7 apartments, within a total development of 68 apartments and homes, with the 17th century timber-framed Platt Hall moved and rebuilt in the grounds. Brasted Place, Kent – 1996–97 by Hillgrove Homes and Michael J Wilson & Associates, into 7 apartments, in 8.5 acres. Shenley Manor (formerly Porters Park), Shenley, Hertfordshire – 1996–98 (Shenley Mental Hospital 1924–1998), into about 7 terraced houses, plus stables home, surrounded by a newly built housing estate. Heytesbury House, Heytesbury Park, Wiltshire – 1996–99 by Sabre Developments (after 1996 fire), into 8 apartments, stables and coach house and servants courtyard converted into 7 homes, 8 newly built houses in the walled garden and 2 new gatehouses. Hatchford Park, Cobham, Surrey – 1996–2005 by Latchmere Properties and Countryside Properties (fire in 2000 destroyed interiors near completion, house