Architectural Features
C14 tower of ashlar, of 3 stages and spire, with plinth, angle buttresses with set-offs, W window with stained glass of 1863, ogee-headed 1-light windows in 2nd stage, clockface, 2-light bell openings with transom, quatrefoil frieze to E and W, ogee to N and S, head frieze, central gargoyles, and battlements.
Inside, late C12 2 bay N arcade with rounded and heavily moulded arches.
C13 S arcade of 2 bay and short bay.
N aisle has N window with stained glass of c1900, N door of c1300 with ogee niche over outside and flat-topped N window with stained glass of 1889.
Mostly Perp chancel, 2 Perp N windows with C19 stained glass, and 3 3-light Perp clerestory windows over.
S aisle has 2 2-light windows, one with fine stained glass c1870 to Wingfield family, the other with similar stained glass c1860.
The Visitation, with St Elizabeth and St Mary. Lilies above the figures and roses beneath. Glass by Powell & Sons, 1880. In memory of ladies of the Wingfield family
Perp octagonal font decorated with quatrefoils.
Fine C14 tomb-chest with quatrefoils.
Fragments of C15 work in much restored low wooden rood screen.
Earlier C19 wall monuments and C19 long cast-iron interlaced-work heating grill in nave.