The Wyberts Castle lies close to the medieval village center.
It has earth ramparts and a moat that has filled in over the years but which is still quite marshy.
There is a causeway across the moat on the south side, but this is probably a modern crossing.
Originally, the moat would have encircled the whole site, with a bridge crossing it on the north side near the road.
Wyberts Castle, which is thought to date from Norman times, would have been defended by a wooden palisade on top of the ramparts with a strong tower, the forerunner of the castle keep, within.
Currently, there is no public access to Wyberts Castle.