Demolition of the existing single storey western extension and adjacent summer house and replacement with a single storey Kitchen/Dayroom and Scullery extension along with various minor alterations solely to the ground floor of the core house.

Internal and external alterations and repairs to house and barns. Conversion and extension of the barn attached to the house. The conversion of a barn as ancillary accommodation to include an annex. Two small extensions to rear of the house. New garage building and associated alterations to driveway to provide parking area. New greenhouse in garden. New tennis court in garden.

Construction of extension to house for a swimming pool and associated spaces, connection to an existing building with a glazed link and limited demolition to the existing building to allow access to the glazed link

Reinstate original crenellations to the North facing gable end. Manor End represents a Victorian extension built around 1887. It was designed and built with crenellations to the gable end to match with the Manor House (along with style of mullion windows etc). Certain crenellations exist on other roofs, but the gable end was removed in what is believed to be the renovation work in the 1980s. All the original parts remain stored on site.

Alterations, repair and restoration of existing house. New single storey extension. Loft conversion. New chimney.

Conversion of barn to residential accommodation with single-storey link extension to house. Construction of detached garage.

Replacement of existing single storey rear extension with a new single storey extension, rebuilding and enlargement of single storey garage to the side, installation of paving to the rear of the house and associated internal alterations

Internal alterations, new glazed door and rear flat roof replacement to the Court House, first floor rear extension and part re-cladding to Court House Cottage