This tower-like range was of three storeys, plus an attic, with a vaulted basement and projecting chimney-breast. To the south-east, a second range was added later in the 17th century, providing more spacious accommodation with larger windows. The prominent arched recess in the east wall suggests that a single storey building of some kind projected from the main structure at this location.
This tower-like structure had three floors, plus an attic, and a vaulted basement. A chimney breast jutted out prominently.  A second range was added later in the 17th century to provide more space with larger windows. The arched recess in the east wall suggests that a single-story building once stood here.