C12 north doorway
To left of porch, nave has cross window with pointed head, to right of porch is 2-light C16 window with cusped lights
Chancel has chamfered pointed door in centre of north side, to left is Tudor-arched window and to light is C13 cusped lancet, string course at eaves level, battlemented parapet to shallow-pitched roof
East window is 3-light C16-style with cusped lights
South side chancel has one Tudor-arched light and one C13 cusped lancet
South side nave has one 3-light C16-style window and one 2-light C16-style window either side, all with hoodmoulds
Tudor-arched west door has hollow-chamfered jambs and carved spandrels
hoodmould and grotesque beasts carved as terminals
single C16 window to each face, battlemented parapet and pyramidal tiled roof
pulpit and altar screen
1636 Royal Arms on south wall of nave
south wall of chancel has 1830 hatchment
Some good late C19 stained and painted glass, such as east window of 1888 and others in nave and chancel by Jones and Willis. (N Pevsner, Buildings of England: Wiltshire, 1975