Architectural Features
The chancel has work of c.1300: a pair of hood-moulded 2-light windows and a simple cusped piscina.
Large net-traceried C14 east window.
Good C15 south porch, the south face covered in trefoil-headed flushwork panels
the doorway has triple attached shafts and the hoodmould springs from angel corbels.
The tower has a 2-light west window of c.1400, with a stone panel bearing a cross above it
prominent C19 parapets and gargoyles.
An early C16 3-light south window in the nave.
Wall monument in the tower to Rear Admiral Samuel Uvedale and wife Margaret Three C18 marble floor slabs in nave.
Some late C19 stained glass by Kempe, and later Kempe and Tower.