nave with C12 fragments in north wall
C13 chancel rebuilt 1865 but reusing shafted east window
C13 south transept rebuilt 1492 as part of the exceptionally ornate south east chapel built for Sir R. Tocotes and Sir R. Beauchamp
Exterior: Nave is rubble stone with 5-light Perpendicular west window, north side C15 battlements and 2 large flat-headed C15 three-light windows
Rubble stone tower with north stair tower, ashlar C15 bell-stage with 2-light openings, battlements, corner pinnacles and recessed spire
carved stops to hoodmoulds
cornice with gargoyles
carved shields and bosses
Three-window south side has broader left bay as this is the remodelled C13 south transept
C14 south arcade of 4 bays with octagonal piers and moulded arches
C13 two hollow-moulded arches under tower
C15 small north side plank door
Exceptional panelled and painted roof with moulded beams, shields in panels and arched braces each side from 6 carved corbels
C15 renewed wooden screens to west and north arches
Furnishings: 1843 stone pulpit by G.P. Manners
octagonal font with pendants
Stone 3-panel carved reredos 1910
Glass: one south east window has c1492 glass in traceried head
Monuments: Exceptional series in south east chapel including tomb-chest of Sir R. Tocotes died 1457 with alabaster effigy, north east tomb chest with fan-vaulted canopy and kneeling brass image to Elizabeth Beauchamp c1492, south east tomb chest with canopy and mixed Renaissance and Gothic detail, to Sir Edward Baynton died 1593
Under tower incised C17 plaques to Mary and Ferdinando Hughes, one with skeleton and shroud
Nave north wall has 2 large C19 Gothic memorials to the Gaby family of Westbrook and early C17 plaques to E. Richardes and M. Seagar