Architectural Features
Plain-tile and lead roofs
Restored C14 east window of three cusped lights with geometric tracery within double chamfered surround
Pointed-arched doorway with C19 plank door to south with window of two cusped lights to right and C15 square-headed two-light window to left
C19 gabled vestry to north with early C14 style two-light window to east and square-headed window of two cusped lights to north
North aisle has three and south aisle has four C14-style windows, each of two cusped lights with quatrefoil tracery and hood mould
Early C15 west tower of three stages with chamfered plinth
chamfered storey bands and hollow moulded eaves cornice decorated with carved heads
Parapetted eaves cornice with heraldic arms carved on merlons and pinnacles to each corner
Decorative tile floors
C15 chancel arch of two chamfered orders with polygonal moulded capitals supporting the inner order
Decorative tile and stone flag floors
Small C14 piscina re-used in south aisle wall with ogee-headed surround and mouchette-tracery panel within
C19 pews and choir stalls and polygonal wood pulpit
C19 polygonal font on original moulded base
In south wall of chancel a marble wall-tablet with scrolled surround and broken pediment with carved arms