In 2013, the Chester Farm site, owned by Northamptonshire County Council, received £4 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund to open it to the public. The project was to include an archaeological resource centre. The 17th-century farmhouse on the site was badly damaged by the fire in 2010. The council received a £1.9 million insurance payout for repairs. The lottery money was used to build a classroom, a conference space and an archaeological resource centre. The site is partly open to the public, with car parking to the west of it.