Chancel C13 in origin
N chapel added C14
MATERIALS: Flint rubble with C17 and C19 brick dressings
EXTERIOR: The chancel was largely rebuilt in 1886, and has two lancets on the N and three on the S, with an additional lancet in the N organ chamber, partly based on the arrangement of the C13 chancel
Those in the N wall are C17 and have brick dressings and a brick mullion
There are heavy buttresses in C17 brick on the S side, and the shallow plinth on both sides also has a brick edging
The small N chapel has a two-light C15 N window with cusped lights
The W tower is of uncertain date, but may also have been rebuilt in the C17
The C19 chancel arch is in a C13 style and has small roll mouldings dying into the wall on both faces
The chancel E windows have roll mouldings, Purbeck marble shafts between the lights and C13 capitals on the sides
The W gallery is C17 in origin, and has a panelled front on slender, square columns
Of mid C17 date, it reuses much older timber