Early C14 four-light east window of Kentish tracery
south wall of chancel has two early C14 two-light windows, one early C14 three-light window of Kentish tracery and a scratch dial
similar two-light window in north wall adjoins early C14 priest's doorway with pointed arch and moulded architrave
Early C14 gabled porch has pointed arch with chamfered architrave to doorway and two-light windows in each side wall
South wall of nave has two early C14 one-light windows and two early C14 two-light windows, the top of the east window having been blocked in the late C19
over the porch is an early C15 four-light flat-headed window
Late C12 architrave and scalloped capitals to engaged columns
Early C15 clerestory with three three-light mullioned and double chamfered windows
early C15 crenellated parapet
West tower is of three stages: offset corner buttresses rise to the top of the first stage with late C13 one-light windows
Interior: Late C19 stained glass, including some reset C14 glass in chancel
C18/C19 ledger stones on chancel floor, three C17 ledger stones in south-east corner especially to John Heigham, d.1623
in north-east corner is brass to Roger Campdene, rector, d.1398
Late C13 doorway to vestry and late C13 squint to north aisle
Late C15 three-bay chancel roof with moulded beams and joists is arch-braced to corbels
Late C13 chancel arch
late C19 stained glass except east and west windows of south wall and the west window have some C14 reset glass
Late C13 triple chamfered arch to west tower
late C13 three-bay arcade, with double-chamfered arches dying into octagonal piers, to the north aisle
Three C13 stone coffin lids in porch.