Architectural Features
Tower probably C14, said to have been reduced in height late C18: square, in 2 stages, the upper stage slightly inset
To the west are 5- stage diagonal buttresses and a restored C15 2-light window.
Lower walls of nave and chancel probably C13.
To the north the nave has 4 2-light windows of 1769 in Perpendicular style, and a blocked C15 doorway with hoodmould and stone shields in the spandrels.
3-bay aisle, originally C14 but substantially rebuilt 1769
C14 moulded doorway
C14 6-bay aisle arcade.
Many wall monuments and ledger slabs, mainly to the North and Gooch families.
The main wall monuments are as follows.
North nave: Sir Thomas Gooch , Dame Anne, his wife and Sir Thomas Gooch, his son : by Behnes, without figures.
Sir Thomas Sherlock Gooch : good, with 3 Grecian figures.
At the west end of the nave are 8 good hatchments.