Architectural Features
Chancel is also of small rubble or cobble construction, medieval though extensively modified.
Fabric of buttressed north aisle of coursed and squared rubble is medieval, but windows are inserts in a deeply cut Early French style
South arcade is mid-C14: low octagonal shafts with wide double chamfered arches with moulded stops to outer chamfer.
Nave roof is C15: low pitched, moulded tie, ridge piece and purlings with foliate boss in centre of each tie-beam.
Handsome open work wood pulpit with reticulated tracery in panels is dated 1879.
2 Gothic wall memorial tablets in black and white marble to commemorate Catherine Martha-Clarke d.1818 and John Clarke d.1858, by Barfield of Leicester.
Stained glass of 1877.
East window represents the good shepherd in a traditional medieval style with jewelled colours.