In the classical style:
Brightling Park west wing, observatory and follies (temple, obelisk) c. 1800–10
Eywood, Herefordshire, (1806-07) major extension, demolished 1955
Upleatham Hall, North Riding, Yorkshire (1810) extension, demolished 1897
Bickley Hall, Kent, (1810) extension of large library wing, demolished 1963
Cirencester House north wing (1810–11) and rebuilt east front 1830.

alterations to Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire from 1816, damaged by fire in 1843 it was reconstructed by Sydney Smirke.

Armley House, Yorkshire, (1817).

Whittingehame House, East Lothian (1817–18).

Haffield House, Donnington, Herefordshire (1817–18).

Hardwicke Court, near Gloucester (1817–19).

Oulton Hall (c. 1822) damaged by fire 1850 and restored by Sydney Smirke
Normanby Hall (1825–30)
Smirke used the Elizabethan Style at:
Drayton Manor (1831–35) demolished 1919.

His Gothic Revival domestic buildings include:
Lowther Castle in Cumbria, (in 1806–11) his first major commission when he was 26.

Offley Place, Hertfordshire, (1806-10)
Wilton Castle (Yorkshire) (1810)
Strathallan Castle, Perthshire, remodelled (1817–18)
Cholmondeley Castle (1817–19) a remodelling of the existing building.

Kinfauns Castle, Perthshire (1822–26)
Erskine House (1828–45)
A rare use of Norman Revival Architecture is:
Eastnor Castle, Ledbury, Herefordshire (1812–20)
In the classical style:
Brightling Park west wing, observatory and follies (temple, obelisk) c. 1800–10
Eywood, Herefordshire, (1806-07) major extension, demolished 1955
Upleatham Hall, North Riding, Yorkshire (1810) extension, demolished 1897
Bickley Hall, Kent, (1810) extension of large library wing, demolished 1963
Cirencester House north wing (1810–11) and rebuilt east front 1830.
alterations to Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire from 1816, damaged by fire in 1843 it was reconstructed by Sydney Smirke.
Armley House, Yorkshire, (1817).
Whittingehame House, East Lothian (1817–18).
Haffield House, Donnington, Herefordshire (1817–18).
Hardwicke Court, near Gloucester (1817–19).
Oulton Hall (c. 1822) damaged by fire 1850 and restored by Sydney Smirke
Normanby Hall (1825–30)
Smirke used the Elizabethan Style at:
Drayton Manor (1831–35) demolished 1919.
His Gothic Revival domestic buildings include:
Lowther Castle in Cumbria, (in 1806–11) his first major commission when he was 26.
Offley Place, Hertfordshire, (1806-10)
Wilton Castle (Yorkshire) (1810)
Strathallan Castle, Perthshire, remodelled (1817–18)
Cholmondeley Castle (1817–19) a remodelling of the existing building.
Kinfauns Castle, Perthshire (1822–26)
Erskine House (1828–45)
A rare use of Norman Revival Architecture is:
Eastnor Castle, Ledbury, Herefordshire (1812–20)
Robert Smirke (architect)