planning permission to regularise the existing use of the estate as an events venue with integrated hospitality and accommodation, and as a retail space, with separate owner's living quarters in the lower west wing. The entire estate was sold in mid-2020 to the US furniture group RH (company), who stated their intention to rebrand the estate "RH England, the Gallery" and to continue to use it for hospitality and retail. Perkins remained at the estate under a short-term lease, leaving after having disposed of his art collection at the estate in a high-profile auction in January 2021. RH England, the Gallery is scheduled to open in Spring 2023, with three restaurants and three 'secondary' hospitality experiences. A virtual tour of the main building and west wing, as each was at the end of 2020, can be found here. A 'flyover' of the property in 2022 can be seen here. References External links Aynhoe Park at Images of England website; detailed architectural information Country houses in Northamptonshire English Baroque architecture Gardens by Capability Brown Grade I listed buildings in Northamptonshire Grade I listed houses Jacobean architecture in the United Kingdom John Soane buildings West Northamptonshire District