Drawings 68 to 73 are some of the earliest of Soane's designs for a villa on the Pitzhanger site and unlike the later designs, they are for a completely new villa without the Dance wing. The two ground floor plans are very similar with the exception of exterior columns added to the north side of the house, which are marked as a pencil addition in drawing 68 and in pen for drawing 69.

These drawings, as a set, bear a strong resemblance to Soane's later designs for the Acton villa (in particular, designs E and F) both in plan and elevation. The recto of drawing 73 shows repeated ideas from Acton in the rectangular skyline ornament and relief sculptures and the verso again displays the fluted incised pilaster and scallop shell antifixae as well as the familiar splayed entrance porch.