Architectural Features
Above a 5 light C15 window, with brattishing.
In the aisles are single late C14 four light panel traceried windows, the northern one with moulded mullions.
Continuously moulded C14 door and 4 three light windows with panel tracery and chamfered surrounds.
In the east end of the aisle a 3 light C15 window with ogee heads to the lights and triangular head.
Clerestory has 7 paired C15 lights with cusped ogee heads and quatrefoils.
On the south side are 3 C19 2 light windows with Geometric tracery and a C13 pointed doorway with hob nail imposts and roll moulded head.
In the east wall of the south aisle a single C14 4 light window with elaborate cusped tracery, and on the south side are 3 three light C14 windows with cusped ogee tracery, moulded mullions, triangular heads, hood moulds with human heads.
Above a crocketed ogee niche contains a seated figure.
7 bay C15 nave arcades with octagonal piers, bell moulded bases, octagonal brattished capitals, double chamfered arches.
In the east end of the north aisle a C15 4 light traceried window now open to the added vestry, reached via narrow pointed doorway.
Tall C15 double chamfered chancel arch with octagonal respond to southern side.
At the east end the elaborate C19 mosaic and marble reredos is flanked by single C15 doorways with 4 centred arched heads.
In the chancel an early C13 stone chair, arm with dogtoothing, a rolled terminal, with engaged octagonal column to front.
Monuments.
Draped urn, fluted pilasters, relief carving of ship under full sail with Flinders at his telescope on decks.