 Following Booth's death, the stables were leased to William James Shean until when they were converted into four two bedroom flats by Lucy Booth who continued to live in the villa.Lucy Booth died in 1958, leaving Musket to her surviving son, Norman, who lived in the house until his death in 1955.The house now operates as a Bed and Breakfast establishment called Lancaster Gables and the stables continue to function as flats.