 It was restored with assistance from the Heritage of London Trust, the Architectural Heritage Fund, and the London Development Agency, and converted from a single dwelling into five flats in shared ownership, with a long lease granted to Hexagon Housing Association.Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester, reopened the restored building on 13 June 2013.The restoration won the Angel Commendation award from English Heritage in 2013, and an award for building conservation from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors in 2014.