grounds. Mount Oswald Manor House, Durham, County Durham – purchased by Banks Group in May 2014, being converted into apartments, with large developments in the 33-acre grounds. Scotland Whittingehame House, Whittingehame, East Lothian. Smyllum House, Smyllum Park, Lanark, South Lanarkshire – c1998–c2003 by the Burrell Company, into 5 flats plus 2 newly built rear wings of 6 homes and garages (rear wings and Category B listed chapel demolished). Dollarbeg Castle, Dollarbeg Park, Dollar, Clackmannanshire – 2007 by Manor Kingdom, into 10 apartments, renovation design by HFM and James Moles (Manor Kingdom) plus 30 new build houses. In progress Larbert House, Larbert, Falkirk – owned since the 1920s until 2013 by NHS Forth Valley (previously Sir John Graham, built 1822 for Sir Gilbert Stirling), Category B listed house in ruinous condition being converted into 12 apartments, restoration design by James Moles (Strathyre Properties) plus 8 in a new extension) stables into 8 mews, walled garden 8 new houses, 10 mews in a 2nd new stable block, plus 11 nearby new homes. Wales Talygarn Manor, Pontyclun, Glamorganshire – c2000 by Cowbridge Developments Ltd, including 55 newly built houses and apartments, and 6 converted cottages. In progress Kinmel Hall, St. George, Conwy – owned by developers Derbyshire Investments since 2006, may become apartments, hotel or offices. Northern Ireland Gosford Castle, Gosford, County Armagh – 2006–08 by Gosford Castle Developments, into 23 flats. References External links England conversions – The DiCamillo Companion Scotland conversions – The DiCamillo Companion Wales conversions – The DiCamillo Companion Ireland conversions – The DiCamillo Companion Architecture in England Country houses Apartment buildings Architectural conservation