Northumberland – 2000–03 by NBP Whitelam Homes (unlisted, built 1888 by Charles Perkins for Lord Decies), formerly a school, into 7 houses & 6 flats, plus 3 new houses. Allerton Priory, Allerton, Merseyside – 2002 by P J Livesey (formerly a school), into 14 apartments and houses, with newly built houses and flats nearby in Ye Priory Court. Herringswell Manor, Herringswell, Suffolk – c2002–07 by City and Country Group. Dunston Hill Mansion House, Whickham, Gateshead, Tyne And Wear – 2003–06 by McCarrick Construction (formerly a hospital), into 11 apartments, stables into 2 homes, plus newly built 10 flats and 24 dwellings. Compton House, Over Compton Dorset – 2003–05 by Clublight Developments, 4 apartments in the house and 4 in the stables. Holme Eden Hall, Cumbria – 2003–04 by Cumbrian Homes. Eshton Hall, North Yorkshire – 2003-5 by Burley Developments, into 8 apartments, plus 10 homes in the rear courtyard. Breakspear Place, Abbots Langley, Hertfordshire – until 2005 by Kebbell Homes, into 10 apartments and 3 mews cottages. Purley Park (Purley Magna), Berkshire – 2003–06 by T A Fisher of Mortimer. Wall Hall, Aldenham, Hertfordshire – 2004–08 by Octagon Development (formerly University of Hertfordshire campus), into 25 homes and 76 newly built houses and apartments. Apley Hall, Stockton, Shropshire – 2004–07 by Earlstone (owned by Martin Ebelis). Albury Park, Albury, Surrey – 2004–future by Jennifer & Nigel Whalley (private owners), 37 apartments being slowly enlarged and sold. Clifton Hall, Nottingham – 2005–06 by Chek Whyte, into 2 houses (North and South Wings), plus 15 newly built houses. Swaylands House, Penshurst, Kent – 2005–08 by Oakdene Homes plc (school 1950s–1994), 28 apartments, plus 20 apartments in 2 new buildings (Drummond Hall and Woodgate Manor). Dropmore House, Burnham, Buckinghamshire – 2005–10. Temple Grove House, Buxted, East Sussex – 2005–11 by Stonehurst Estates, 14 apartments. Summers Place, West Sussex – 2007–09 by The Berkeley Group (formerly Sotheby’s southern counties headquarters 1984–2007). Essendon Hall (Essendon Place), Essendon, Hertfordshire – 2007–10 by P J Livesey (formerly Eastern Electricity Staff Training College), into 10 flats and 7 mews houses. Breakspear House, Harefield, Greater London – March 2007–12 by Clancy Developments (formerly an unoccupied Council care home), into 9 apartments and 2 lodges, plus 8 new built homes (Ashby Mews and Drakes Row). 2010s Riber Castle, Matlock, Derbyshire – 2000–15 by Cross Towers Ventures (permission in 2006, legal issues resolved in 2009), into 26 apartments, plus 9 in