mid-C13 chancel
C17 and C18 renovations
Roughly chequered flint and limestone, Welsh slate roofs and tiles to conical tower roof
buttressed and with C17 3-light round-arched window with relieving arch to ground floor
C17 conical tiled roof with plain Cl9 parapet
North side of tower has C19 2-light C16-style window with hoodmould, one square-headed window to bellstage
C19 lean-to vestry has pointed door with foliated terminals to hoodmould and 2- light C16-style window
North aisle has 3-light C16-style window with lancet either side, clerestory has two quatrefoils
Interior: C15 inner south doorway has double-chamfered Tudor arch, above is ogee-headed niche
3-bay nave has C19 king-post roof, braced onto corbels, with arch-bracing to principals, round-arched arcade on square chamfered piers with plain capitals, C14 ogee- headed piscina on south wall, Cl9 pointed doorway to vestry in north aisle
C17 collar and tie-beam roof to chancel
stone pulpit and north aisle pews of 1845
Royal Arms of 1805 above arch to tower from nave
Fine pair of wall tablets in tower, both pedimented with carved aprons, on north wall to Margaret Edwards, died 1755 and on south wall to Rev
The plan and Cll importance of Tilshead suggest that a Saxon church may have preceded this one. (Unpublished records of RCHM (England),Salisbury).