By the end of his career he was associated with over 200 schemes, including projects at Sheringham Park, Attingham Park, Dyrham Park and Tatton Park. He was also invited by The Prince of Wales to submit designs for Brighton Pavilion. Although the Prince could not afford the resulting plans Humphry published them anyway.
Changes to Hatchlands
Repton produced his plans for Hatchlands in 1800. They included introducing pleasure grounds, the laying of dressed lawns around the house with gravel walks leading to points of interest.He recommended a screen of planting so that Hatchlands would be, ‘changed from a large red house by the side of a high road, to a Gentleman-like residence in the midst of a park’.