Although most of the outer fortifications no longer exist, the remaining portions demonstrate that Weobley was well provided with guestrooms and facilities (including garderobes). The building was extended later in the 14th century, including construction of the south porch.
Despite the absence of many exterior fortifications, the preserved sections indicate that Weobley had numerous lodging spaces and conveniences (including toilets). The building was subsequently enlarged during the 14th century, incorporating the addition of a southern porch.