The conversion of the former chapel and connected wing formed nine homes, which retained many original features, including the magnificent oriel windows. The interiors were contemporary in design, however, they included elements of gothic detailing, which provided a stylistic link to the building’s history.

The new blocks were sympathetically designed to complement the existing convent buildings. Stone detailing around the windows and Norman arches over the exterior doors gave a nod to the history of the site without falling into pastiche. There were 31 apartments spread over three blocks, with an additional terrace of 6 three bedroom houses.