Architectural Features
nave raised and clerestory windows inserted late C15
late C15 tower
old plain-tile roofs to nave and chancel
String course to base of tower parapet has carved water-spouts
C19 pulpit
font and pews
East window is C16 in origins but much is probably now mid-C18 restoration
History: Nicholas Brome, who was responsible for the late C15 work on the church, was lord of the manor, and carried out the work in expiation of his murder of the priest, whom he found "chucking his wife under the chin". The church contains a Sarah Green single manual chamber organ. (Buildings of England: Warwickshire: 1966, pp80-81