Outhouses at corner of Castle Dyke

The outhouses at the corner of Castle Dyke are early structures built from rubble, currently serving as outhouses. They feature three splayed arches dating from the 14th century, with the central arch containing an ancient iron-studded door set beneath an ogee wood lintel, which is inset in a chamfered 14th-century arch. Inside, there are three corresponding chamfered and finely moulded 14th-century arches, which have damaged headstops and moulded columns. These may be remnants of a Great Hall. According to information on a plaque, the only remaining parts of the Castle are the Manor Court House and the Postern Gate.