Architectural Features
plain tile roof with stone coped verges
Large pointed window above with similar mouldings and glass within a network of lead cames
Nave and aisles: the north aisle is C15 and has a square-headed window in the centre of the north side containing 2 trefoil-headed lights beneath a 4-centred arch with sunken spandrels
Mid-C14 south aisle with some C19 renewal of the stonewark
Late C15 clerestory of paired trefoil headed lights beneath semi-circular heads
Chancel: early C14
Pointed east window of 3 lights with reticulated tracery and keel-moulded hood with stops carved as human heads
westernmost of the 2 columns is C13 and cylindrical
other is C15 and octagonal as are the 2 responds
Mid-C14 south arcade with octagonal columns, moulded capitals and pointed arches of 2 chamfered orders
Acutely pointed early C14 chancel arch of 2 continuous chamfered orders
Fittings: C18 baluster font with gadrooned basin
C19 font, octagonal on cylindrical pedestal with waterholding base
C19 Gothic pulpit, removed from St
Monuments: south aisle: Andrew Hacket, died 1709
large aedicular wall monument with Ionic columns on brackets and scrolled pediment with central urn