Architectural Features
lead-sheeting, tile, and asbestos tile roofs, coped verges, finials.
Three bay nave, 3-light traceried Perpendicular windows, moulded W doorway with a 4-centred arch head, ribbed and studded door, parapet with coping, gargoyles, rood-stair turret to S, lancet window, doorway with carved beads as stops.
Ornamented gabled S. porch, external stoup, richly moulded outer door opening, crocketed ogee canopy with central figure, above shafts of former pinnacles
Two stage embattled octagonal tower, gargoyles, 2-light bell-chamber windows, louvres, lancet-windows at the ringing-chamber stage, small stair turret.
C13 transepts, short, with good 3-light traceried windows to the N. and the S. Two bay chancel, square-headed 2-light windows to the N. and the S, 3-light pointed arch traceried E. window.
Nave with a C19 tie-beam roof on corbels which may be medieval
C17 unceiled wagon roof to chancel.
Squat C13 double-chamfered arches under tower, no capitals or imposts.
S. transept with a very fine C13 canopied piscina, N. transept with a simpler piscina.
Octagonal Perpendicular style font, though probably a C19 copy.
Four C18 and 4 C19 wall monuments.
Brass plaque under tower with details of vault of 1815.
C17 tablet to the floor.
C19 panelled pulpit, though may incorporate earlier fragments.
Four stained glass windows to chancel by Kempe, c1897.