The date of 15 January 1807 on these three drawings makes it clear that they were made at the same time as drawings 25-27 or (designs '2','3' and '4') and were later pasted into volume 60 (that is, an album - with blue sugar paper leaves).
The external perspective shows the south front of the house with a balconied Greek Doric bow to the breakfast room. The east front appears as seen on drawing 15 (dated 1797).
The interior perspective shows the vestibule with a heavily moulded, shallow cross-vault ceiling between two screens each having two Greek Doric columns, fluted except for the bottom 1/5 which is smooth. The walls are ashlar over a plinth and with a frieze set in a panel and at the further end are niches set between pilasters. The result is sober, severe, sephulchral even.