Architectural Features
Tile roofs, with lead roofs to aisles
North aisle has two C15 three-light windows with scallop ornament within chamfered surrounds to north, with one to west
C15 timber porch with 4-centred arch
spandrel carved
4-centred plank door within has carved mouchette spandrels to hood, and is within heavily moulded surrounds with cusped panelling
2 rows of C15 cusped panelling to either side
Interior: chancel, restored C19, has hammerbeam and arched brace roof supported on carved corbels
Nave arcade of 5 bays has double chamfered arches supported on shafted piers with smaller shafts supporting C19 nave and C15 aisle roofs
Some C15 stained glass in east window of south aisle
The remaining stained glass is C19
Pulpits, choirstalls and pews C19
Three Cl9 wall monuments, and one dated 1737 in south aisle with moulded sandstone surround and segmental pediment. (Buildings of England: Warwickshire, p.218)