the service courtyard, and 11 new dwellings (total 46 dwellings). Roehampton House, Roehampton, London – c2009–13 by St James Homes of the Berkeley Group, into 24 apartments and houses. Corngreaves Hall, Cradley Heath, West Midlands – 2009–13 by GR8 Space (sold by Sandwell Council), into 9 apartments, with 6 newly built terraced houses to the west of the house. Balls Park, Hertford, Hertfordshire – 2010–13 by City and Country Group (bought in 2001, developed 2003–08), into 40 apartments. Kingswood Warren Park, Kingswood, Surrey – 2010–13 by Octagon Developments (house purchased from the BBC in 2008), into 8 apartments, with 14 newly built houses. Thirlestaine Hall, Thirlestaine Park, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire – c2012–14 by Berkeley Homes and Beechcroft Developments (former Chelsea Building Society site), into 7 apartments, with Thirlestaine Villas remaining as residential houses, and 49 newly built apartments and a 63-bed care home and 24 assisted living flats. Hanstead House, Radlett, Hertforshire; a 1925 Georgian house into 11 two-bedroom apartments, In progress Melton Constable Hall, Melton Constable, Norfolk – owned since 1986 by investor and property restorer Roger Gawn, existing residential wings have been subdivided into houses and 2 apartments, but main Hall will remain as one property, with all outbuildings retained as such, maintaining the integrity of the whole. St Osyth Priory, St Osyth, Essex – owned and lived in by the Sergeant family of the City and Country Group since 1999, seeking planning permission since 2009. Danbury Palace, Essex – owned by Wilson Properties since about 2008, from 2012 converting into 13 flats, Coach House into 6 mews style houses, and 27 newly built houses. Cromford Court, Matlock Bath, Derbyshire – owned by developers Derbyshire Investments, currently 11 unrenovated apartments, but could become a hotel or nursing home. RAF Bentley Priory, Harrow, London – owned since 2010 by City & Country, converting the Priory buildings into homes and a museum, with Barratt Homes building new homes on the estate. Copsewood Grange, Coventry, Warwickshire – since 2012 by BL Goodman & Morris Homes, into 17 apartments, plus gate lodge, as part of 329 new homes and retail unit. Stone Cross Mansion, Ulverston, Cumbria – planning permission being sought in 2014 by Charles Church to convert into 20 apartments, with 52 newly built houses. Sandhill Park, Bishops Lydeard, Somerset – purchased by Strongvox Homes in 2013, being converted into 26 apartments by Devington Homes, with 28 newly built houses in the