Kit Martin's country house developments include (in date order): England •
Gunton Hall, Gunton Park, Norfolk, 1980, estate into 20 dwellings, one becoming Martin's own home; new boathouse in 2004 • Hazells Hall (or Hasells/Hassells), Bedfordshire, 1981–82, into 8 houses and 4 apartments • Dingley Hall, Northamptonshire, early 1980s, into 7 houses and 3 apartments •
Callaly Castle, Northumberland, 1986–87 •
Burley House, Rutland, 1993–98, into 6 apartments, estate into 22 dwellings •
Stoneleigh Abbey, Warwickshire, 1996–2000, estate into 53 dwellings •
Maristow House, Devon, 1996–2000 Note: Ecton Hall in Northamptonshire, converted by Hertfordshire building company Period Property Investments Plc in 1986–89 into 12 apartments (plus 7 existing and 9 new estate dwellings), may have involved Martin, but this is unconfirmed. Scotland •
Cullen House, Aberdeenshire, 1983, into 6 houses, estate into 14 dwellings • Keith Hall, Aberdeenshire, 1984–86 •
Tyninghame House, East Lothian, 1987–89 •
Formakin House, Renfrewshire, 1988–99, estate converted into 17 dwellings Other projects include: • St Nicholas Royal Naval Hospital, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, 1996–97 == Books ==