Architectural Features
Flint rubble with freestone quoins, parapet gables with mask-carved kneeler stones.
North and south doorways, and probably much of walling are of C12
The doorways were raised and given pointed arched heads d. 1300.
Major C14 alterations include:- 3-stage tower with tall 2-light belfry openings.
Inside the north doorway is a late C14 ogee-headed image niche.
After a period of dereliction the medieval chancel was demolished c.1800
A brass epitaph to Dorothe, wife of William Francklin has been fixed to the north wall behind the pulpit.