The exterior, bearing the appearance of a Norman castle, was built of rough stone quarried from the immediate neighbourhood.
 The front entrance, 160 ft (49 m) in length, has a southern exposure and is elevated on an embattled terrace.
The principal rooms toward the south and east, joined by a large gallery room.
 Painted glass adorns the windows of the dining room, staircase, and entrance hall.

Parts of the original manor remain, including the ancient chapel as well as an old walkway to the sea which retains the name of the Watchhouse Walk.
The exterior, bearing the appearance of a Norman castle, was built of rough stone quarried from the immediate neighbourhood.  The front entrance, 160 ft (49 m) in length, has a southern exposure and is elevated on an embattled terrace. The principal rooms toward the south and east, joined by a large gallery room.  Painted glass adorns the windows of the dining room, staircase, and entrance hall.
Parts of the original manor remain, including the ancient chapel as well as an old walkway to the sea which retains the name of the Watchhouse Walk.
Caerhays Castle