Flanking, 2-stage, clasping buttresses have carved beasts at upper stage
Inner doorway has a 2-centre arch-head with roll moulding and a C15 doorway set in the original opening
South nave clerestory of 4-window range of 2-light square-head windows with hood moulds and carved label stops
North nave clerestory of 4-window range of C15 four-light square-head windows with king mullions and arch-head lights
Late C12 west tower of 3 stages with shallow pilasters at each corner
South aisle has piscina and triple sedilia, with carved label stops
Perpendicular rood screen with one-light divisions and ribbed coving
Jacobean pulpit dated 1605 originally at Barrowden in Leicestershire
Square font, with trefoil panels at sides, supported on 5 shafts
Stained glass: fragments of medieval glass in aisle and chancel windows
Hatchment in north aisle
Monuments: Tryon family vault in north aisle forms a raised platform, built in early C18 probably in 2 stages
Wall monument above platform to 4 generations of Tryons, probably c.1710 has 2 standing cherubs, cherubs heads and garlands with shield at head
William Gardiner, d.1719: inscribed brass plaque in floor of nave.