Under Mother Ann Aspinal, the convent was expanded and rebuilt, culminating in the original property being effectively demolished and rebuilt with the order moving to a neighbouring house for two years. The foundation stone for the new house was laid on 4 March 1766 and the house was covered by December 1768.
Under Mother Ann Aspinal’s guidance, the convent expanded and was reconstructed, leading to the original property being largely demolished and rebuilt. The order moved to a neighboring house for two years before the new residence's foundation stone was laid on March 4, 1766, with construction completed by December 1768.