Chancel and nave late C13
porch erected and aisles widened C14
Tower C15
Chancel has 2- light C13 bar tracery windows on north, and 3-light east window, tracery renewed C19
Aisle extension has reset early C15 window, and parapet to lower choir vestry
Numerous fragments of chevron, billet and shafts from C12 church built in during restoration
C17 studded and panelled entrance door
Various external wall monuments
Interior: Arcades of 3 bays, double chamfered, dying into slender piers, perhaps recut from C12 arcade (Pevsner). Mouldings continued to floor in north west arch
Roof low pitches, C17 five bays, tied beam trusses with king posts and curved braces
Moulded C14 door to vestry and south priest's door, now leading to choir vestry
Early C14 piscina and small squint from vestry to high altar
Fittings: Font
Pulpit
limestone octagon with carved roundels
Fragments: In vestry, C12 fragments including fluted capital hollowed out at stoup, and shaft with foliage scroll
Monuments: In chancel, north wall
Six monuments, from east: a) Limestone, 1694
Carved pilasters with cornice
Five wall monuments, from east: a) Oval inlaid marble tablet by Brewer of Box
To Percival Oram, died 1917. e) Limestone monument with marble panel by Brewer of Box
Carved pilasters with cornice and shaped gable with urns over
Also brass war memorial and three other brasses
South aisle: Three wall monuments: a) White marble on grey
Also in aisle, Royal arms, canvas on wood, 1744
Four hatchments, a) Hon Duncombe Pleydell Bouverie, died 1850. b) Louisa, widow of last, died 1852. c) Merewether impaling unidentified arms, and d) unidentified.