Architectural Features
The chancel is of c.1300, with 2-light south windows, restored priest's doorway and a 3- light west window with intersecting tracery and internal shafts.
Late C14 south doorway and later north doorway
Aisle and clerestory window of 2 lights, all of various mid and late C14 designs, some perhaps reset.
Large mask gargoyles to both aisles.
North porch added, and north chancel window inserted later C15.
4-bay nave arcade of c.1400, with moulded pilasters
The C15 rood- loft stairs and a doorway survive, and a number of tracery panels taken from the screen are fixed to C19 choirstalls.
Flat nave roof with moulded cambered tie-beams and purlins, perhaps rebuilt c.1600.
Chancel roof canted and boarded, with C15 moulded cornice and bosses with floral and mask motifs.
A mediaeval octafoil bowl is reused in the C19 chancel piscina.
In the south aisle is a marble wall tablet with painted achievement to John Talbot, d. 1689, and his daughter Isabella, d. 1704.