Architectural Features
nave extended 1480-86, restored 1882.
C15 ashlar 3 stage tower with quatrefoil plinth, moulded string courses, battlemented parapet.
To belfry stage 2 light C14 openings with ogee heads to the lights and quatrefoils over.
Above a wide 5 light C15 window with 4 centred arched head, cusped ogee heads to the lights and panel tracery.
To the second stage a niche with nodding ogee hood and later seated figure of the Virgin and child.
Continuously moulded pointed doorway with above a curious corbel carving in stone with crouched figure.
3 light window with C19 head and 3 light C15 window with 4 centred arch head.
The chancel is in coursed limestone rubble and has a C15 3 light window with cusped heads to the lights and panel tracery.
C15 3 light east window with panel tracery and ogee heads to the lights, recut C19.
On the south side of the nave 2 three light C15 windows with shallow 4 centred arched heads.
Tall C15 continuously moulded 4 centred headed tower arch with octagonal reveals, sexpartite tower vault with bell hole.
Small C15 blocked doorway in north side of chancel.
C15 corbels in chancel.
C19 stained glass.
Unusual tall octagonal font with splayed bowl and traceried stem.