2 large 5-light aisle windows remain on either side of the nave, plus another at the end of each transept (not original stonework). There are 2 large 4-light windows in the E wall of each transept. None of the glass is original. The large E and W end windows are not original.

View of the nave facing E towards the chancel.

A timber socket in the N wall at the W end may indicate the existence of a screens passage (approximately 9.5' deep).

The remains of 2 large windows with stone seats look onto the courtyard in the S wall.

The remains of 1 large window located high in the outer N wall.

View of the low end and the adjacent service room beyond.

The remains of 3 doors can be seen: a central service door led into the buttery at the low end, another at the SW corner led into the passage to the kitchen block and a third at the NW corner led to a staircase to the exterior of the hall and possibly the curtain wall beyond. The solar above the service room must have been accessed by a staircase though its location is uncertain.

The dais at the high end was along the E wall of the great hall, viewed here, with a round-arched door leading to an antechamber on the ground floor and a staircase to rooms above the gate.

The location of the hall's open central hearth directly in front of the dais.

Low end of the hall with Weir's early 20th c. screen.

E wall of the hall showing 2 of the 3 windows.