Leonard's House
Ludwig’s son Leonard, who inherited Nymans upon his father’s death in 1915, could only convince his wife Maud to move to the property by promising to completely redesign the look of the house yet again. This time the style of the house was transformed into a mock medieval mansion. The couple started conversion using architect Norman Evill who used stone throughout.
However architect Sir Walter Tapper took over after a disagreement halfway through the remodel resulted in Evill leaving the project. Tapper completed the house, including the Great Hall, but he used brick with stone facing instead and changed some of the original plans. There are many very visible differences between the styles of the two ends of the house.