Architectural Features
moulded pointed doorway with hoodmould with lozenge terminals, C17 square-headed doorway to right with hoodmould and relief-carved date 1666 and initials RL (Long family), square-headed 3-light Perpendicular window to right, chamfered light to west end and 3-light Perpendicular window to east, C18 memorial tablet on south wall
Interior: Nave has 1880s six-bay collar-rafter roof with moulded arch braces and purlins with carved bosses
foliage carved frieze
Early C14 continuously double chamfered tower arch
Wide 1880s moulded chancel arch on attached shafts, open traceried low stone screen with wrought iron gates, incorporates polygonal traceried pulpit on north side
carved vine frieze
C19 brass and wood communion rail
West window has stained glass by O'Connor of London in memory of William, 5th Earl of Mornington
Octagonal stone C19 font in tower
Good C18 collection of monuments, including in the nave, large pilastered tablet to Sarah Newel died 1755
South chapel has imposing classical monument on west wall with grey marble Composite columns to modillioned pediment with cartouche
possibly C15
wall tablet to Henry Long died 1686 has floral carved pilasters to Doric entablature