Lean-to roof and plain ashlar parapets with 3 gargoyles
C14 west tower of 4 stages with 4-stage limestone ashlar angle buttresses at corners terminating as octagonal corner pinnacles
Corbel table with carved heads with broach spire above having 2 tiers of lucarnes
Interior: C13 three-bay north arcade of double chamfered arches with octagonal pier
The perhaps unique capital are decorated with high relief figures lying horizontally, 2 ladies, 2 knights and a bishop
The responds have stiff leaf foliage and figures similar to the pier
Double chamfered chancel arch and triple chamfered tower arch with C12 windows opening above
C14 double chamfered single arch to south chapel, now vestry, has octagonal responds
C14 tomb recess, with 3 shafts, to north wall of chancel
C18 panelled pulpit reset on C19 base
Plain octagonal font
C19 stained glass to east window and chancel window to right
Monuments, C18 oval tablet in north chapel to Medlycott family. (Buildings of England: p.164).