old plain-tile roof
Chancel has a cusped lancet to north and south, a 2-light C14 window in the south wall, and a rebuilt east wall of 1868 containing a 3-light window with Reticulated tracery
C15 rebuilt south transept has square-headed windows of 2 and 3 ogee lights, and there are 3-light C15 windows in the south and north walls of the nave
C12 north transept retains a small round-headed opening and has a cusped lancet in the north gable wall
The 3-stage C15 tower has 2-light traceried belfry openings below a plain parapet, a 2-light west window with Perpendicular tracery, and a west door with cusped recessed spandrels under a label
Interior: Simple C12 piscina in chancel
7-canted plastered roofs to nave and transepts with C15 moulded tie beam in nave
Fittings include a C17 communion table
Fragments of C13 grisaille glass in chancel
fragment of early stained glass in north transept
west window has C16 armorial light
wall monument to John Brome (died 1558) of alabaster with obelisks flanking a painted achievement
C18 and early C19 marble wall monuments to members of Schutz family in north transept
The earlier William Brome is reputed to have been responsible for the C15 work