Architectural Features
The C13 2 light belfry openings have Y tracery, chamfered surrounds and hood moulds.
3 light C15 window with panel tracery and pointed surround and C19 fixed light in square opening.
Further east a large 4 light C16 window with cavetto mullions and concave chamfered rectangular surround.
In the C13 chancel a moulded string, a single lancet
C16 single light with transom and chamfered surround.
In the east wall a 3 light early C14 geometrical window with trilobe heads and roundels over.
In the south wall a 3 light C15 window with cinquefoil heads to the lights and flat headed moulded surround, also a blocked archway to a vanished south chapel.
The south wall of the nave has a blocked rectangular opening at low level and a wide 4 light C16 window with chamfered mullions and moulded surround with cornice over.
Beyond the porch a C16 single light with moulded surround and hood mould.
Late C13 inner doorway, chamfered and pointed with hood.
3 bay late C12 south arcade with circular piers and responds, waterleaf capitals, octagonal abaci and double chamfered round arches with hobnail hoods.
Late C13 tower arch, octagonal reveals and capitals, double chamfered arch.
Wide mid C12 chancel arch having round shafted reveals, cushion capitals with floriate roundels in low relief, square reeded abaci, round inner order, a chamfer, a step and a billet moulded hood.
Above the south doorway 2 reset late C17 stones recording churchwardens in 1675 and 1699.
In the chancel a blocked early C14 double chamfered archway to a vanished chapel having octagonal responds.
Octagonal font with panelled traceried sides, recut in C19.
The Coney chapel, housing the monuments to the family of Thomas Coney (builder of the adjacent house) was still in being at the end of the C18, but all traces have now vanished.