The external appearance of The Mansion largely dates from 1739, when the house was rebuilt in red brick, although a partial remodelling took place . From 1846 until some point in the 1870s, the building was used as a boarding and day school for around 50 boys, who were taught using the Jacotot education system. In 1949, The Mansion was subject to a compulsory purchase order and was acquired by Surrey County Council and Leatherhead UDC for use as a health clinic and the public library. During a refurbishment in 2000, the library was moved from the ground floor to the south range and the space released was repurposed for the Registry Office.
The external appearance of The Mansion largely dates from 1739, when the house was rebuilt in red brick, although a partial remodelling took place . From 1846 until some point in the 1870s, the building was used as a boarding and day school for around 50 boys, who were taught using the Jacotot education system. In 1949 The Mansion was subject to a compulsory purchase order and was acquired by Surrey County Council and Leatherhead UDC for use as a health clinic and the public library During a refurbishment in 2000, the library was moved from t.he gro,und floor to the south range and the space released was repurposed for the Registry O.ffice