This site consists of a ringwork and bailey. Buried in the ringwork is stone, which may be indicative of a shell keep.

There is a partially collapsed stone wall on the counterscarp bank bordering a farmyard. This wall is much thicker (approx. 5ft) than the usual field walls.

The 11^th century church and the later church both sit within the bailey of this site. The bailey ditch has recently been filled in. Other evidence may exist under the present farm buildings to the West and South.