Architectural Features
Late C14 north vestry
Early C15 south doorway and pant
Aisles and chapel raised early C16
Old plain-tile roofs have coped gable parapets
Blocked late C17 straight-headed south doorway
Late C14 eastern and western 3-light windows have Perpendicular tracery
Mid/late C18 monument between and below eastern and central windows has pediment with winged heads, ornamented entablature and panelled surround, Lean-to vestry has east wall flush with chancel
3-bay aisles have splay plinths, small C14 diagonal buttresses of 2 offsets, and embattled parapets with moulded cornices
Very shallow-pitched north gable has another much narrower and steeper rendered C17 gable on top
Arcades of 2 very wide bays have C12 round piers with scalloped capitals, decorated to north, and square responds, but with arches of 2 chamfered orders of c.1300
possibly C16
with moulded beams and carved bosses
inner order has carved corbel with a green an to the north. and a man with a monkey to the south, Chapel has niche in east wall with trefoiled arch and blind trefoil-panelled surround
Ceiled queen strut roof, possibly C16
Fittings: octagonal font has plain bowl and stem with blind trefoiled arches and trefoil spandrels
Late C19 Early English style pulpit
Stained glass: east window 188S
Monuments: chancel east wall: Elizabeth Cope 1716