For the next four hundred years it passed through various hands, notable examples being the Burgoyne baronets and Sir Christopher Wren who purchased it as a retreat just three years after completing his work on St. Paul's Cathedral in 1710. It became a girls' school in 1936.
For the next four hundred years it changed hands multiple times, notable examples being the Burgoyne baronets and Sir Christopher Wren who bought it as a retreat just three years after finishing St. Paul's Cathedral in 1710. It became a girls' school in 1936.