Architectural Features
North aisle has a C16 doorway with 4-centred arch with chamfered jambs and 12-panel door.
To right, a 2-light pointed arch window, and to left a 3-light pointed arch window, both with hoodmoulds and both C16 or later.
South aisle has C14 ogee arch piscina in south wall.
Flanking the east window are single ogee arch niches with cusped heads and hoodmoulds, each occupied by the figure of an angel on a pedestal.
Pews, choir stalls, pulpit, all C19.
C19 bowl and stem font with ogee-shaped wooden cover.
Monuments: On north wall of nave three C20 plaques to Murray-Smith family.
Inscribed to memory of John Horton and his wife Barbara Above arcade on south side, a C18 black and white marble cartouche with winged cherubs heads supporting a shield at the top, and bunched drapes at the base, inscribed to the memory of Andrew Horton Gent and Elizabeth his wife To left of this, an oval slate tablet with white marble shield inscribed to memory of Richard Wynne, Rector On the south wall a C20 marble and mosaic plaque to one of the Murray-Smith family, and on the west wall a small brass WWI memorial plaque.
Chancel has a C20 memorial plaque on its south wall and a late C19 plaque beneath its north-east window.
Late C19 stained glass in west window, south aisle and chancel windows.