Little is known about the interior before the renovations of 1832-1833, when the great hall was divided into an entrance hall with a marble floor and a dining room with a grand fireplace.
Legh Keck collected sculptures and antiques; the hall was furnished with Turkish carpets and oak and mahogany carved furniture from the 17th and 18th centuries, horns and animal heads from around the world and family portraits from the 17th century hung on the walls.