Architectural Features
nave with aisles C15 for Abbot Selwood , completed c1494 for Abbot Beere
simple 2-light bell-chamber windows, octagonal stair turret, gargoyles, 3-light perpendicular west window, West door.
East end of South aisle incorporating arms of Abbot Selwood, gargoyles.
Porch with chamfered outer door opening, 4-centred arch head, plank door with elaborate hinges, the scrolls issuing from a "cuff", ascribed to C14
carved heads as label stops
tower arch with bold C14 moulding
chancel arch Perpendicular with angels as capitals
Elaborate panelled roof to nave with bosses, corbels carved as angels, that to South-east with arms of Abbot Beere
Octagonal Decorated font with a series of bold mouldings
fine Perpendicular stone pulpit.
fine brass lectern of 1916
brass branch dated 1777.
C19 stained glass to South aisle and West window
further traces of medieval glass to the South aisle windows.
Royal arms of 1840 under tower, also a painting of Christ.