In 1745, Paul Methuen bought the house, which has since remained in the Methuen family.
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It is currently the home of James Methuen-Campbell, the eighth generation of the Methuens to live there, and the Heir Presumptive to the title Baron Methuen.
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Walter Sickert was one of the staff and became a mentor to Lord Methuen RA, who was the owner of the Court during that period.
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