Architectural Features
Tall 4 stage tower rebuilt in 1805 from materials of former crossing tower, with bell moulded plinth, string courses, quatrefoil frieze to belfry stage, battlemented parapet with gargoyles and corner pinnacles.
C14 west door with continuously moulded and pointed surround.
North aisle has 6 tall early C14 3 light cusped Y traceried windows in chamfered and moulded surrounds, divided by gabled stepped buttresses.
Gabled north porch has early C13 double chamfered outer arch with shafted imposts, octagonal capitals and above an ashlar plaque records the restoration.
The inner doorway is also early C13 with collar shafted reveals and deeply moulded pointed head.
To left a C14 canopied recess.
Elaborate c.1500 clerestorey of 12 triple lights, panelled tracery beneath chamfered triangular arches.
Beyond a large 4 light C15 window, panel traceried with a hollow chamfered surround. c.1900 east window of 5 lights, panel traceried with hollow surround.
In the south wall of the aisle are 6 tall C14 4 light windows with curvilinear tracery and moulded pointed surrounds.
Gabled south porch has double chamfered outer arch with shafted reveals, late C12 inner doorway with triple shafted and collared reveals, circular capitals and 3 orders of moulding to the head comprising dogtooth with bead and reel, chevrons, and lozenges
6 bay C14 nave arcades with slender circular shafts, annular capitals and double chamfered arches.
In east wall of the tower a C12 doorway, 2 orders of colonnettes, zigzag and lozenges, above is a tall blank opening with a moulded and pointed head, the original west doorway of the Church.
A C14 cusped ogee headed piscina at the west end of the nave, moved from the chancel in 1804.
Monuments.