Coursed limestone rubble, slate roofs to nave and chancel, lead roofs to aisles and tower, plain-tile roof to porch
West tower has 2-light west window with ogee-arched heads to lights and quatrefoil to head, similar bell-chamber openings and battlemented parapet with gargoyles north and south
All windows have hood moulds except those to clerestory, most with carved label stops, Interior: chancel has 2-seat sedilia with double roll-moulded arches, and encaustic-tiled floors
Nave has 3-bay arcades, C13 to north with circular piers and moulded bases and capitals, C19 to south with octagonal piers and polygonal responds
C19 stain-glass windows to east end and west end of south aisle
Hanoverian Royal Arms, oil on canvas
Monuments: stone wall monument to Gerance James, d.1645, with inscription alluding to Civil War
Slate wall monument to Rev
Horizontal oval white marble wall monument on polished slate background to Rev
White marble wall monument signed by Whiting to Rhoda, wife of Rev
J.T. Flesher who died 1837 with tribute beginning "SHE WAS ZEALOUSLY PIOUS WITHOUT ENTHUSIASM". Similar monument to her youngest son James, d.1838. (Buildings of England, Northanptonshire, 1973, p431-2)