Architectural Features
Round west tower with C15 2-light west window with four-centred arched head and drip
C15 octagonal bell stage with flushwork
2- light C15 windows under brick arches.
C15 south porch with engaged shafts and roll-moulding to arch much repaired
two C15 2-light south windows with shallow arches and stilted hoodmoulds, staged buttresses dividing bays.
C15 chancel clerestorey with 3-light windows, 4 bays, the two western windows with raised cills and the westernmost window now obscured by the later pitched roof over the chapel.
Fine priest's door in south wall of chancel, late C12 with pointed arch, shafts and colonnettes with decorated capitals and roll, keel and dogtooth arch mouldings.
two C15 2-light clerestorey windows.
Late C12 north doorway with two orders of shafts, stiff-leaf decoration to outer capitals and arch with roll and keel mouldings.
Interior: C14 north and south arcades of three bays each, the south apparently earlier with quatrefoil piers and responds, arches with double hollow-chamfer.
C15 screen with traceried and ogee-headed lights under a brattished cornice, central opening with dropped ogee arch with small head-pendants and traceried spandrels.
Late C17 communion rail with twisted balusters and square panelled newels.
Three monuments to the Stone family on north wall of chancel.
Chancel floor has memorial and coffin slabs inset.
Font C15, octagonal, on two risers, the upper riser with quatrefoil decoration: four lions around the stem, angel corbels below bowl, angels, beasts and roses around bowl.
TM2893 : Bedingham, St. Andrew's Church: The early Tudor font 7
some re-set medieval glass and two roundels in east window of north aisle.