Architectural Features
North side of chancel has a 3-light C15 window set within a Tudor-arched recess which may denote a demolished Early English tomb recess
Aisle-transept has 2 gable ends and 2 and 3-light C15 windows under flat heads with hoodmoulds and large lozenge labels
C15 tower restored c1708 of 2 stages with low, diagonal buttresses to west corners, 2 round- headed lights to bell openings and oversized crocketed corner pinnacles
Nave has C13 north arcade to aisle-transept (2 bays with further, west, bay demolished): clustered shafts, trumpet and stiff-leaf capitals and pointed arches with 2 orders of roll moulding
C15 tie and collar-beam roof with arched braces to collars and single tier of windbraces
C15 open rafter roofs to chancel and north transept
Chancel has nodding ogee-headed niche to north wall cut off by insertion of C15 wall and window
early C18 pulpit
North transept has fine 1722 monument to George Ayliffe by Stanton and Horsenail: marble in Baroque style with barley sugar columns, flaming urns and frothy inscription cartouche
Fine stained glass Luce memorial window of 1901 to nave south wall, 1865 and 1866 windows to chancel and later C19 window to transept.