Saints Peter And Paul

Old and new tile roof

Chancel of C12 origins is of one bay, with plinth, diagonal buttresses and coped gable

Hood mould with carved label stops

To north a C19 single trefoiled light with ogee head, hood mould and carved label stops

C19 vestry to south has chimney, plank door with moulded surrounds and a 2-light mullioned window with carved lintel

Hood moulds with carved label stops

Late C12 south aisle widened C14

To centre left a C19 door within C14 pointed ovolo moulded arch with hood mould and label stops

Doorway with pointed, chamfered arch, hood mould and carved label stops

To left a C15 squareheaded, 2-light mullioned window with restored chamfered surrounds, hood mould and label stops

C15 tower of 3 stages with plinth

that to embattled parapet with carved heads and animals

To west a C15 window of 2 trefoiled lights

double chamfered surround and hood mould with carved label stops

Interior: east window of chancel has original C14 inner splays and chamfered arch

Nave has south arcade of 3 bays with late C12 round piers with flat leaf capitals, square abaci and pointed arches

C15 tower arch with double chamfered surrounds, and a pair of moulded capitals to each side continuing into moulded band on west wall

C17 low pitch roof to nave with chamfered tie beams

carved bosses and C19 angel corbels

Stained C19 glass in chancel and north wall

In north of chancel wall a pair of monuments dated 1790 and 1791

Above south arcade a hatchment

C15 octagonal font with quatrefoils, and cusped lights around shaft

Polygonal pulpit dated 1632, much restored C19. (Buildings of England: Warwickshire, p.222