Inner Ward:
The inner ward features a tall curtain wall on a stepped plinth, with remnants visible on the west side, including a large round arch that possibly led to a balcony. On the east side, a section of wall with a round arch leading to the outer ward is mostly a 19th-century reconstruction.
Keep:
The keep remains up to the first floor but has had its external facing stones removed. The basement is divided by an axial cross wall into two barrel-vaulted chambers. These chambers have an impost band at the spring of the vault, internal stone spouts that likely brought in rainwater, and were probably intended as cisterns. There is a segmental-arched doorway leading to a mural stair.
The first floor of the keep features a chamfered plinth and is accessed via a lobby from an external stair. To the west of the keep are the footings of a possibly earlier 'blockhouse' with splayed arrow loops.