Architectural Features
C15.
Chancel probably C15, with plinth, angled corner buttresses
to north and south sides are two 2-light late C15 flat-arched windows with cinquefoil cusped lights, incised spandrils, no labels
North transept of early C14
South transept also early C14
plain to west, but with corbel carving to kneeler stone.
South aisle C15
plinth, string course with gargoyles, battlemented parapets
two 3-light C15 traceried windows in hollowed pointed-arched recesses, between them a blocked pointed-arched doorway
North aisle is narrower, under a continuation of the main roof, probably of C15
Tower in 4 stages, C15
west window above of 4-light sub- arcuated C15 tracery, in hollow arched recess with square-stop label protruding into second stage
Fittings include C14 piscina with shelf in north transept, and in the east wall there is a richly decorated statue niche
the remainder presumably C19, Monuments include two defaced effigies on floor of south transept, a civilian of c1350 and a knight in ardour of c1375
tomb of Sir George Speke, died 1583 but tomb made possibly as much as 25 years earlier, in flamboyant Perpendicular rather than Renaissance, tomb chest with shields, polygonal side shafts with twisted chimney-like finials, with similar finial to crown of 4-centred arch, which is panelled with pendants, pierced tracery side panels, and decorated shield to rear: also monument to John Hanning died 1807 by J.Richards of Exeter, with figure of kneeling woman by an urn.