St Bartholomew

Flint, with freestone dressings, and plaintiled roofs with diaper patterns in black tiles.

A simple early C14 west doorway, with a large 3-light window with reticulated tracery above, and 4 2-light windows with cusped plate-tracery to top stage.

Its 2 windows are filled with fragments of medieval stained - glass.

All other windows in the building have clear glass.

The C14 south doorway, damaged, has one order of nook shafts.

C19 benches and pulpit, 2 doors to the rood stair in the north east corner, with a wide lodge, jutting out from the chancel arch in front of the upper door, which gave access to the rood loft.

3-bay arch-braced collar roof, with carved windbraces to the purlins which may come from an earlier roof.

Below at the west end of the nave, a plain square late C12 font with unusual moulded bases to the angles, resembling a waterleaf form.

Four C15 poppyhead bench ends survive.