Architectural Features
The north aisle is topped by a moulded coped parapet, and has a small C15 chamfered doorway with a triangular head.
To the left is a 2 light C15 window with segment headed lancets under a triangular head, beyond is a buttress and then another similar window.
Beyond to the east a single tall C13 pointed double chamfered arch with octagonal responds and moulded capitals.
The 2 bay C13 south arcade has a circular pier and responds with a ribbed leaf capital.
Octagonal C15 fort with quatrefoils.
Remains of C15 screen in lower arch.
6, C16 linen-fold panelling bench ends, in the west of the nave, the remainder C19.
C15 nave roof, restored 1960, the remainder of the roofs C19.
C19 altar rail, organ and encaustic tiles.
Alms box dated 1668.
Stained glass east window by F X Zettler of Munich c1900.