Hall fell out of use in the academic year 2012/13, although was re-occupied in 2014/15. Part of Jessie Montgomery hall remains as the Grade II listed stable block, which was used as a site office accommodation during the construction of the new UPP and INTO halls of residence and is now used as storage. The central block has undergone a deep refurbishment as a music facility and is known as Kay House. Together with Cornwall House on the main part of the campus, it formed a test bed for the retrofitting of external wall insulation to improve its thermal efficiency. The new halls are operated by INTO (Avon, Bovey, Dart and Exe halls, along with the listed Duryard House which is used as a social space and offices) and UPP (Teign and Yeo). Crossmead Hall Crossmead was located across the river at the top of Dunsford Hill. In the 1980s the lower part of the grounds on the corner of Barley Lane and Dunsford Hill was developed as Cadogan Court, a nursing home. Crossmead was closed as a hall and used by the university as a conference centre. This closed in 2006. There was controversy in autumn 2005 when the university applied to build 36 flats and 54 houses on the site; proposals that were bitterly opposed by the local residents. See also University of Exeter Exeposé Xpression FM References Sources Further reading Contains much background information about the development of the student accommodation at the University up to 1980. External links Kilmorie Hall A Virtual tour of accommodation at Exeter University Crossmead Hall (Paul Sandy's site) Crossmead Hall (photos from the 70s) The Grounds and Gardens of the University of Exeter 1969 Halls of Residence Exeter Buildings and structures in Exeter