C15 square unbuttressed tower with original 2-light west window
C17 stepped red brick parapet with 2 tiers of flushwork panels and pierced obelisk pinnacles.
Part of the nave is C15 but the east end and the chancel are all of 1883-4.
Crowstepped brick porch, probably late C16 but much restored.
Against the south chancel wall is a fine brick aedicule, originally stuccoed, with pilasters and pediment: within is a semi- circular headed niche containing a pedimented inscription to Nicholas Garneys and Anne his wife, with a brass below
Attached to the north wall of the chancel, in the angle with the organ chamber, is a monument to Caroline Murat, grand- daughter of Napoleon's sister, erected 1902.
Early C17 screen with a panelled dado and turned balusters and obelisks above.
There are various panels of C17 woodwork with painted inscriptions, said to be the work of the Rev. Robert Shelford