Architectural Features
Late medieval south porch with pointed-arched doorway, sundial in gable and pointed tunnel vault.
South-east corner of nave, where it joins the aisle, has Saxon quoins.
Chancel has double-chamfered plinth, blocked very narrow priest's door with plain tympanum and one small C12 north window.
South windows are tall paired lancets and pierced circles above with carved heads.
Interior: C12 rib-vaulted presbytery with ribs of 2 roll moulds resting at east end on shafts with cushion capitals
head of Saxon wheel-head cross on window sill.
Chancel arch, C13, double chamfered with broaches, small nailhead in north capital.
Medieval gravecover in south window sill
Saxon tympanum above C19 door into vestry.
North arcade c.1200, broad-chamfered pointed arches with round piers and capitals
Early C13 south arcade with round piers and double-chamfered arches.
C15 chest in north aisle.