 The house was occupied by various tenants, including housing Belgian refugees during World War I.It was then occupied until about 1960, after which it became ruinous and was finally demolished in 1971  by the commercial firm who owned the estate, and had built a creamery on the front portion of the land.In 2003, all that remained was a large stone wall, which originally encircled the garden, and a stone cottage, which would have acted as a gatehouse to the main residence.