Architectural Features
C15, restored 1879-80 by Clarke.
Flint with stone dressings and plain tile roof.
West tower : C13.
Nave: first half C11, with later alterations.
Broad restored lancet-type window to west of porch, small double-splayed round-arched window to right of porch, and tall 2-light C15 window in older blocked opening towards east end.
South porch: possibly C14, repaired later.
Chancel: probably C13, plinthless, but narrower than nave.
Two C15 windows of 2 cinquefoiled lights with hoodmoulds.
Restored C15 east window of 3 cinquefoiled lights with tracery above.
North chapel: C13, with one original lancet.
Other C19 windows in C13 style.
North aisle: One north lancet and one C15 cinquefoiled 2-Light window with hood- mould.
Lower C13 two- centred tower arch with broad plain chamfer with no imposts or piers.
Crown-post roof to north chapel, probably C15.
Fittings: stone font built against east pier of central bay of nave arcade, said to be Cll.
Deep window seat to C15 south- east widnow, adjacent to piscina, possibly served as sedilia.
C13 chest with trefoiled arcading, fragments of late C14 stained glass in east window, north chapel lancet and south-west chancel window.
Fragment of Medieval screen with slender attached shafts and 4 cusped panels with ogee-moulded muntins.
C17 communion table.
Monuments: Fragment of stone coffin lid set vertically in base of north wall of north chapel