Architectural Features
Lead and plain tile roofs
Late C13 five-light east window of lancets forming Y-tracery
South aisle of 2-window range with C14 three-light square-head window to right, with reticulated tracery
C14 four-light west window has tracery with mouchettes
Shallow gabled roof with ashlar gable parapets, cornice and 12 gargoyles
Gabled roof with plain tiles behind ashlar parapet
C14 style west lantern tower carefully rebuilt as replica
Interior: 4-bay nave arcade of early/mid C13 double-chamfered arches of limestone and ironstone with quatrefoil piers
Base of C12 piers to south arcade
Double piscina to right of altar with squint, niche and C12 aumbry alongside
C14 alabaster effigy of recumbent lady on plain chest tomb to left of south chapel is said to be wife of Sir Thomas Cheney
Grey marble Perpendicular chest tomb, now reset as south aisle altar has canopy over with 4 ogee-head arches, 3 quatrefoil panels with shields to base, pendant-vaulted ceiling and brass matrices to back wall
Early C20 stained glass east window by Kempe
Early C20 glass in south chapel, one north aisle and south chapel windows