Fine C15 tower similar to those at Yatton Keynell and West Kington
C15 4-light west window with hood
Nave has C15 east end Sanctus- bell turret and south side mostly C15 with a 3-light Perpendicular flat-headed window with hood each side of gabled south porch with moulded archway and plank door
South transept apparently C15 with stepped buttress in line with south gable and 3-light pointed C15 south window with hood
Chancel mostly C15 with heavy high plinth moulding
3-light and 2-light flat-headed south windows with hoods and pointed C15 3-light east window with hood
North east chapel has similar high plinth moulding around north east angle but east window is C14 3-light with cusped reticulated tracery
North C15 3-light flat-headed window with hood and priests door to west, low moulded arched doorway with framed plank door and sloping stone hood on brackets over
trefoil-head C13 single light
Porch has tierceron-star vault on carved head corner corbels and with carved bosses
Gabled west end of aisle has pointed C15 3-light window with hood
Interior: Moulded shafted C15 tower arch
Divided into panels by moulded ridge and horizontal member each side with carved bosses at intersections
some with scallop carving
4 bay C15 roof, restored, plastered wagon roof with moulded ribs
Furnishings: early C18 altar rails, late C19 reredos with terracotta Last Supper panel by G. Tinworth of Doulton's. 2 early to mid C18 wall monuments on chancel north wall and one of c1714 on south side
Much C19 stained glass
c1874 north east window and much pictorial glass of c1890 signed E. Suffling in east