In the later 1680s he decided to rebuild Easton Neston. The two wings were built first, and one still survives, its design reflective of the design of the Office of Works under Wren.
During the latter years of the 1680s, he chose to rebuild Easton Neston. The two wings were built initially, and one still stands; their architectural style is similar to that of the Office of Works during Wren's time.