Architectural Features
south aisle and porch C15
Unbuttressed three stage tower with two-light window to west face and top stage with Perpendicular style windows and angle gargoyles
C15 three-light segmental head windows to south chancel chapel with quatrefoil opening below associated with Roger the Hermit of Bletchingley
Renewed south door under C15 roll moulded surround in rich battlemented and crocketed Perpendicular porch
Tower arch to west on square responds and corner shafts with upright leaf and volute carving
Chancel with Norman window on east end of north side
Fittings: reredos to east end of chancel by G.E Street 1870 including portrayal of Bishop Wilberforce amongst apostles
C15 stone canopy to north aisle in Chapel of the Holy Spirit
Jacobean oak pulpit, 1650
Stained glass: two south aisle windows by Camper and Kempe
Monuments: South chapel east wall
Veined grey marble with darker grey ground, over life size standing figures in aedicular surround with crowning segmental arch inside broken and split pediment supporting fluted corinthian columns and panelled pilasters on panelled plinth
Standing figures of Sir Robert and Lady Clayton in contemporary dress with their son in swaddling clothes between
Monument to Anna, Lady Clayton 1772 by William Tyler
Small brass plate on top with Italic inscription
North aisle, east bay: Monument to Sir William Beasley died 1809 by J. Bacon junior
Stone, grey ground with white marble female figure carrying scales
North Aisle wall: Monument to Nathaniel Harris