Architectural Features
Dec W window with blocked W door below, sundial on S wall said to have been placed by Isaac Newton, 4 Dec bell openings, gargoyles, and possibly restored cornice and battlements.
W arch to nave Anglo-Saxon : 'This is the only worthwhile piece of Anglo-Saxon architecture in the County (of Rutland).
2 windows with Curvilinear type tracery, 1 with stained glass of c1882.
Similar E window of 1868 with stained glass.
3 bay C19 roof with curved braces to curved collar on carved corbels.
In S transept SE window with stained glass of c1887 and S window restored Dec.S doorway arch with thin shafts and many mouldings and oak 6 panelled door with inscription dated 1756.
Font a combination of early English and Norman capitals
The font, partly Norman, partly Early English.
C19 pulpit and carved oak reredos and choir stalls.