Architectural Features
Nave: C13.
one C19 two-light window, one restored C15 window with three cinquefoil-headed lights and squared hoodmould, and one restored trefoiled lancet.
Medieval moulded octagonal crown-post, moulded tie-beam and wall post.
Chancel: C13, with C19 plinth.
3-light C19 east window in a C14 style.
Interior: structure: restored 3-bay nave arcade in a C14 style, with doubly-chamfered pointed arches and moulded octagonal columns.
Fittings: late C17 or early C18 altar rails with twisted balusters and enriched and moulded rail.
Stained glass: early C14 Virgin and Child to north-east window of aisle, in vivid green, gold and red.
1460 to C15 south window of nave, depicting three saints and three groups of kneeling donors.
Monuments: draped cartouche to north wall of chancel, with shields above and below, to Thomas Jenkin, d.