Architectural Features
Much of the north nave wall has coursed flintwork of C12 type.
A few C14 features survive, heavily restored: south doorway and west aisle window, north chancel doorway and adjacent niche.
North doorway and adjacent reset niche of C15
Most other features are of 1878, including windows and nave arcade in the C14 manner.
Fine C15 limestone font, with sunk panels on bowl, carved with emblems of evangelists
The little church dates from 1878, but the font is mediaeval and rather knocked-about: "Octagonal, with four lions against the stem, the four Signs of the Evangelists and four angels against the bowl" (Nikolaus Pevsner).
on the stem are sculptured figures of lions.
Included as Grade II* because of the early nave walling and the exceptionally fine font.