Architectural Features
Porch is C15 rebuild of earlier one
South aisle to left has 2-light C16 window with cusped lights, battlemented parapet
South clerestory has two 3-light pointed Perpendicular windows, string course with large gargoyles to battlemented parapet
South transept has C14 two- light window with hoodmould to south
C19 C16- style window to east
1925 north vestry has 2-light windows to east and north, gargoyles from nave roof reset on parapet
North transept has 2-light C14 north window, diagonal buttresses and plain parapet
North aisle has two C16 cusped 2- light windows with hoodmoulds, chamfered pointed doorway to left, string course to plain parapet
North clerestory has two 3-light Perpendicular windows and parapet with gargoyles
large Tudor-arched C15 doorway with 4-light Perpendicular window over, former roofline visible
Three-stage crossing tower has 2-light C16 windows to first stage
string course with gargoyles to battlemented parapet
Interior: Porch has stone benches, C14 image niche over C19 doorway
Two-bay nave with C15 shallow-pitched king post roof with moulded soffits, on C19 corbels
North and south arcades are recut C14 wave-moulded piers with attached shafts to wide pointed arches, moulded pointed arches at east end to transepts
Fine C14 crossing with compound piers and moulded arches
tierceron vault on carved head corbels
South transept, now organ chamber, and north transept have C19 rafter roofs, north transept retains angel corbels and four blocked cusped niches to east wall, narrow ribbed door to stairs
C19 pulpit and pews
altar is C17 table
Good stained glass to east, west, and aisle windows by A. Gibbs, 1860s
Monuments include south transept marble tablets to William Whitaker, died 1771, with urn