The manor house was subdivided into two houses and the stable into a third. Each was sold to new Owners in the private sector. The Trust placed the sales proceeds into its endowment fund for open space maintenance.

As Preservation Architects we adhered to exacting facade easement guidelines for faithful restoration of the exteriors. The interiors, however, were altered to the needs of present day living standards involving selective surgery of sometimes great complication.

During restoration we proposed and introduced newly developed energy saving measures including state of the art insulation methods and the design and installation of ecologically friendly geothermal systems for long term economical heating and cooling.