Tall 2 stage west tower with chamfered plinth, stepped and gabled buttresses, carved flowing openwork parapet, angle pinnacles and fleuron frieze.
In the west end of the south aisle is a 2 light C14 window with reticulated tracery to the head and a chamfered pointed surround.
In the west wall of the north aisle is an early C14 Y-traceried 2 light window, also with a chamfered surround.
In the north wall of the aisle are 2 late C14 3 light windows with cusped flowing tracery and deeply chamfered pointed surrounds.
Between them is a wide C16 window of 5 stepped lights with 4 centred arched heads and a triangular hollow chamfered surround.
The cushion capitals of a blocked early C12 doorway can be seen beneath this window.
The early C14 south aisle has a 2 light reticulated traceried window to the east and on the south are 2 matching 3 light windows, all with pointed chamfered surrounds.
The gabled C14 south porch has a filleted engaged triple shafted outer arch, side benches and an octagonal base for a pillar piscina.
The early C14 inner doorway has a moulded and pointed head with 2 orders of ballflowers to the head which has human head stops.
The door itself has raised muntins and bears the date 1690.
Interior: The tall 3 bay C14 nave arcades have filleted quatrefoil piers, annular capitals and double chamfered arches.
The C14 tower arch matches with triple responds and a triple chamfered arched head.
In the north aisle are extensive traces of a scheme of wall paintings in red, black, blue and yellow depicting mounted knights wearing surcoats and closed helms.
In the chancel is a reset C14 triple sedilia with cusped ogee arches to the openings, moulded shafts, quatrefoil base panel and fleuroned false vaults to the compartments.
Early C17 octagonal pulpit has blank round headed panels to the sides with guilloche decoration and swags to the base.
The Jacobean pulpit
A fine set of C14 poppyhead benchends with blank cusped traceried panels containing trefoils and quatrefoils.