Sinai Park House is Grade II* listed and the site with its 13^th century moat is separately listed as an ancient monument. Following a number of previous attempts to rescue the house from serious decline, the northeast wing was saved from dereliction in the 1990s by the present owners, with help from English Heritage.

Many local craftsmen worked on the project and the completed wing is now a private house. The garden has also been replanted and sites like the Georgian bridge and the plunge pool are undergoing restoration.

Plans exist to restore the remaining two wings of the house, a project that will take several years and which will also require both local and national support.