 They commissioned architects Hall and Prentice to design a house, stables, garage and sand shed in a similar architectural style.The complex, also named Musket, was completed in 1923 and received high praise in the 1924 publication "Harking Back - the Turf, Its Men and Memories".Through this publication, Booth credited his wife ""not only for the idea of its architecture, but also for the tastefulness of its general furnishing"".