C15.
Bethersden marble with plain tile roofs.
West tower: late C14.
Hoodmould with carved heads to label stops and 4 carved grotesques beneath hoodmould.
2-centred arched west doorway with casement-moulded architrave, slender moulded shaft to each side, carved spandrels and squared moulded hoodmould with carved heads as label stops.
South porch: probably late C14.
Chancel: C13 origin.
Nave: north elevation: probably late C14.
Four 3-light traceried windows (incorporating inverted daggersl,with moulded architraves and hoodmoulds, alternating with buttresses. Interior: structure: 5-bay nave arcade to south of pointed arches with hollow chamfer and semi roll. 2 west arches with lower heads. Octagonal columns, with moulded capitals and bases of Bethersden marble. East column of arcade free-standing, also forming springing for chancel arch, chancel aqcade, and arch between south chapel and south aisle. Chancel arch and arch between chapel and aisle similar to south arcade. 2-bay chancel arcade of plain-chamfered pointed arches. Chamfered rectangular pier with undercut and roll-moulded abacus. Deeply moulded pointed-arched tower arch, with attached shafts, the capitals moulded similarly to those of south arcade. 4-centred arched hollow- chamfered doorway to rood-loft stairs to east end of north wall of nave. 3-centred arched doorway with semi roll moulding to tower stairs. 2- centred arched hollow-chamfered doorway to parvis chamber stairs. Low 4-centred arched hollow-chamfered north doorway to chancel. Small rectangular light to parvis chamber. Roof: Late C14 or early C15 collar- rafter roof to nave of 7 trusses (5½ bays), with moulded aligned butt purlins.
Hollow-chamfered windbraces, with carved spandrels between windbraces and purlins.
Pulpit of 1878 with re-used linenfold panelling.
Painted panels, probably from C17 or C18 reredos, depicting Moses and Aaron.
Royal Arms above tower arch.
Decoration: C15 stained glass to heads of north nave and south aisle windows.