Architectural Features
C17 and C19 restorations
Early C12 chancel
To east a part-restored C14 window of 3 cusped lights with cusped roundel above flanked by mouchettes
Hood mould with ball flower ornament and carved head labels
To north a C12 single light
head decorated with beast carving and scroll work
Towards west of north wall a C14 cusped light, now part blocked
Early C12 nave of 2 bays with coped gables, with cross at apex to east
To south a C12 doorway of single semi-circular arch
To left of porch a C14 window of 2 ogee-headed cusped lights and quatrefoil
Towards east a large C15 square-headed window of 3 cusped, ogee-headed, lights with cusped tracery above
Hood mould with carved beast-head labels
To left a memorial tablet to Walter Overbury Esq., who died 17-. Elaborately carved base and top
Carved coat of arms below
South chapel added mid C14, with diagonal buttresses, quoins and coped gables with crosses at apexes
first 2 are C12
top stage added C14
C14 bell-chamber stage has a cusped ogee-headed light with chamfered surround and stone slate louvres to each face
Interior: C12 window in north wall of chancel has chevron moulded head on wide inner splays
Early C12 chancel
probably rebuilt late C12
East side of chancel arch has a fragment of a carved pig and scroll ornament, probably re-used
To south of nave a C14 double-chamfered arch with polygonal moulded capitals
C15 window in north wall has moulded piscina with hood mould and labels
above a C12 semi-circular arched doorway
early C12 semi-circular arched light with wide inner splays
In 2 windows to north wall of chancel C14 fragments of stained glass, probably re-used from east window including a representation of the grid iron of St
In chancel floor a brass to Edmund Bury who died 1558
whose widow placed the monument in 1608
Richly carved marble surrounds with broken pediment