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Architectural Features

nave remodelled in late C13. early C15 chancel, west tower and north aisle

Early C15 three-light east window

South wall of chancel has, from right to left, early C15 three-light square-headed window, offset buttress, C17 segmental-arched chamfered doorway, late C18 wall tablet and similar early C15 two-light square headed window

North chapel, continued from aisle, has 2 offset buttresses and C17 three-light cavetto-moulded mullioned window

North wall of nave has C17 one- and two-light stone mullioned windows to C15 clerestorey

buttressed aisle has C17 segmental-arched chamfered doorway flanked by early C15 two-light square and trefoil-headed window and early C16 square- and round-headed window

C15 one-light trefoil-headed window in west wall

South wall of nave has two similar early C15 clerestory windows, crenellated parapet to south aisle and porch

porch has late C13 pointed double-chamfered doorway with late C18 double-leaf doors

Porch flanked by late C13 two-light window and early C15 two-light square-headed window to left

C15 west tower has offset corner buttresses, early C15 three-light west window and two-light square headed windows to top third level

crenellated parapet with gargoyles to spouts

Interior: stained glass east window by Heywood Summer and painted reredos with beaten metal frame by Kate Bunce and sister, are both c.1900 in Arts and Crafts style

Brasses reset in wall to Richard Yale and wife d.1498, John Hinde, rector d.1422, and Eleanor Goodowhyn d.1566

Chamfered and cavetto-moulded C15 arch to north aisle

Double-chamfered early C15 chancel arch

early C17 screen, arcaded with long columns and strapwork top

Nave has early C17 pulpit with carved frieze and arcaded panels, late C13 circular font, pedimented mid C18 wall tablet and C17 four-bay king post roof

Late C13 four-bay south arcade

3-bay north arcade with 2 early C13 chamfered arches on corbels to east and late C13 arch, similar to south arcade to west

Early C15 pointed arch with casement moulding beneath west tower, the side arches resting on engaged columns with Perpendicular capitals and bases

C17 lean-to roof

South aisle has piscina, C13 circular font and C17 lean-to roof

On sill of west window are late C16 coloured marble tomb fragments

Moulded pointed arch to one-bay early C15 north chapel, which has wall tablet to Henry Marten, 1641. (Buildings of England: Berkshire, pp.171-2).

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