Architectural Features
Possesses a monastic choir dating from C13 when Reginald de Mohun established a Benedictine Priory connected with Bath Abbey.
Four stage embattled tower of 1443 with diagonal buttresses, stair turret, single bell-chamber windows.
Western half of church has traces of Norman work, elsewhere mainly Perpendicular.
Fine late 15th century carved oak rood screen with 14 unequal openings and elaborately carved canopy.
Monuments include: stone female, effigy with canopy (said to be one of the Everard family)
an altar tomb with two pairs of recumbent figures, also Luttrells.