the converted four-bedroom home on lawrenny court was built as a garage to service the generous 57-room mansion homeden , home to supreme court justice sir henry hodges and more famously the nicholas family who found their fortune in the manufacture of the drug aspro .
the converted four-bedroom home on lawrenny court , with its bronzed clock tower and cherry wood doors , was built as a garage to service .
the conversion took place at the same time homeden was being tuned into a block of flats.this provided the owners with a unique opportunity to buy some of the original features of the mansion .