Take a tour of the Mansion House with the architect James Paine
Sites that have been attributed to James Paine and are open to the public:
| Alnwick Castle | Alnwick | Northumberland | Duke of Northumberland | 1754 |
| Arundel Castle | Arundel | Sussex | Duke of Norfolk | 1762 |
| Gopsall Hall | Atherstone | Leicestershire | Charles Jennens | 1764 |
| Bramham Park | Bramham | Yorkshire | George Lane-Fox | 1760 |
| Chillington Hall | Brewood | Staffordshire | Thomas Giffard | 1770 |
| Bywell Hall | Bywell | Northumberland | William Fenwick | 1760 |
| Wallington Hall | Cambo | Northumberland | Sir Walter Blackett | 1755 |
| Chatsworth House | Chatsworth | Derbyshire | Dukes of Devonshire | 1756 |
| Chertsey Bridge | Chertsey | Surrey | Magistrates of Middlesex & Surrey | 1780 |
| Felbrigg Hall | Felbrigg | Norfolk | William Windham | 1751 |
| Gibside | Gibside | County Durham | George Bowes | 1753 |
| Hardwick | Hardwick | County Durham | John Burdon | 1754 |
| St Paul’s Walden Bury | Hitchin | Hertfordshire | Mrs Mary Bowes | 1767 |
| Howick Hall | Howick | Northumberland | Sir Henry Grey | 1767 |
| Syon House | Isleworth | Middlesex | Earl of Northumberland | 1760 |
| Kedleston Hall | Kedleston | Derbyshire | Sir Nathaniel Curzon | 1759 |
| Melbourne House | London; Picadilly | London | Lord Melbourne | 1773 |
| Uppark House | Guildford | Sussex | Sir Matthew Featherstonehaugh | 1770 |
| Dover House | London; Whitehall | London | Sir Matthew Featherstonehaugh | 1754 |
| Nostell Priory | Nostell | Yorkshire | Sir Rowland Winn | 1737 |
| Richmond Bridge | Richmond | Surrey | Richmond Bridge Commissioners | 1774 |
| Cusworth Hall | Sprotborough | Yorkshire | William Wrightson | 1749 |
| Raby Castle | Staindrop | County Durham | Earl of Darlington | 1753 |
| Stockeld Park | Wetherby | Yorkshire | William Middleton | 1758 |
| Weston Park | Shifnal | Staffordshire | Sir Henry Bridgeman | 1765 |