The plans for Chilbolton Cottage were approved in 1930 and show a three bedroom house. (See HRO W/C11/2/2623 for detail).

Builder Frank Bone.

Residents:

Mr Ernest R Hart (1931-1935)

Ophthalmic surgeon

W G Quinton (1935-1936)

Civil Engineer, Indian Service of Engineers

Miss Lucy Wills (1936-1937)

Miss Diana M Johnson M.B.E.(1937-1949)

Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps

Major Harry Gordon Parkyn and his sister Evelyn May Parkyn (1951-1975)

Rifle Brigade

Chilbolton Cottage was was extended and converted into apartments in 2006 and renamed Royal Winchester Mews.

Phillip Blanchard of Jackson-Stops & Staff said "We  have one 2,900sq ft 1930s house, Chilbolton Cottage, which is going to  be turned into nine homes. In this case, the house isn't actually going  to be demolished: the main house will be split into three cottages, the  garage is going to become a little cottage and five apartments are to be  built on the back. Without planning permission, the house would be  worth £900,000. But it sold for around £1.3 million. The nine units will  be worth a total of £2.6 million."