Architectural Features
C15 south porch with plain doorway and 2 2-light windows with cusped heads.
On floor, 2 medieval coffin-lids reused as paving.
Norman south doorway with plain inner arch, 2 orders of columns, cushion caps, and formalised acanthus-leaf decoration on both arches, a very unusual motif in Suffolk.
On south side of nave 2 2-light windows with cusped Y-tracery, and another 2-light window with flat Tudor arch.
Inside, remains of Easter Sepulchre against north wall, with traces of wall-painting above.
Plain octagonal font with damaged Jacobean cover.
TL9274 : St Andrew, Sapiston - Font
The chancel has a 3-light east window with reticulated tracery and remains of medieval glass.