There are 3 tall single-light pointed windows with trefoiled heads recessed on the N wall; on the S wall are 2 similar windows with 2 lights each. The third window, originally in the centre, was later replaced with a large fireplace and a 2-light, square-headed Elizabethan window in the wall above. The window recesses had stone seats, not all of which have survived. This view is of 2 of the windows of the N wall overlooking the River Teme.