Architectural Features
West side is as south but no clock, and plank and muntin door under a Tudor style 4 centred arch with a narrow cornice.
Chancel is splayed at the eastern angles, and has a doorway in a Tudor style arch like the west door.
Western tower has a porch in the base with a plain C19 stair to a gallery on the south side, the west door is also in the Tudor style with 2 glazed lights and bordered stained glass surround, 4 panels beneath.
On nave walls are 3 lozenge shaped plaques bearing figures of saints.
The west gallery is of wood with rounded angles, standing on 4 octagonal pillars, the front is panelled in the Tudor style, matching the rest, and in the centre panel is an inscription in gold lettering, "This loft was erected in the year MDCCCXXXII at Mrs. Roadley's expense, John Feravy Church Warden".
Fittings: carved by Vicar Townsend between 1845-1889.
Monuments: In the chancel at the east end are a pair of white marble tablets on black marble backgrounds with sarcophagi, urns and scrolls.
Stained glass in nave dated 1889, dedicated to Townsend, the Vicar who carved the fittings: the glass in the top of the east window appears to be late C18.
The font is late C18, an octagonal bowl on an octagonal pedestal with a square base.