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Heritage did nothing to change the appearance of this house, other than spending millions on renovating it. That does not qualify for a name change. At the actual time of the enlargement of this house, by the Fane family, it does not appear to have been re-named "palace". We should therefore ignore the marketing diktat of English Heritage and stick to the historic usage, which calls it "Apethorpe Hall".
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Just because an owner of an historic house decides to call it "Chez-Moi", "Dun' Romin", or whatever else, does not change the historic name it has been known by and does not commit others to that usage. If it had been entirely rebuilt in 2014, then perhaps the builder would be entitled to rename it.
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