Attached to the southern side of the thirteenth century Constables Gate and tower is a large Gothic house and garden, with an associated service wing attached to the northern side of the gate, both of which were constructed in 1883-4 by Colonel, later General, Robert Nicholl Dawson- Scott, R.E. The main building is two storeys in ragstone with ashlar windows while the service wing is single storey and in a similar style. (location accurate to the nearest 1m based on available information)