Architectural Features
Perpendicular with Norman work and neo Norman mannerisms.
Gabled porch with a re-used Norman doorway/chancel arch, semi-circular head with chevron moulding, 2 different scallop capitals on three quarter spiral-ornamented shafts.
Forming part of one capital is a stone with an inverted incised inscription, postulated of Saxon origin
Further chevron ornament of C16 on gable face, apex with a base for a finial
kneelers in neo-Norman style.
Ribbed and studded inner door, probably C16.
Jacobean pulpit
Royal arms dated 1726.
Nine C18/C19 wall monuments by local firms.
A lonely site surrounded by the remains of a deserted medieval village, coach house at rear or The Old Rectory the only other early surviving building (qv).