Architectural Features
The west window of the north aisle is C14 and is of 3 trefoiled lights under a pointed head with straight bar tracery.
The south aisle west window is of c.1300, with cusped intersecting tracery.
Adjoining the east corner of the aisle is a 2-storey vestry, probably late C16.
Inside, the 5-bay nave arcades have pointed arches chamfered in 2 orders, probably C15,
round piers with capitals, possibly c.1300.
2 pointed arches lead to the south chapel, which has a lean-to roof with moulded beams, and a wallplate with Latin inscription and date 1529.
This wall has remains of wall painting.
The 2-bay north chancel arcade has compound piers and responds of c.1220 with stiff-leaf capitals.