Architectural Features
Moulded plinth and C15 parapet with crocketed corner finials.
Bell-chamber has tall C15 2-light openings with tracery and transoms.
C15 clerestory is of 4 bays and has 2-light rectangular windows with ogee tracery.
East end of aisle has early C16 window with 5 arched lights in shallow arched surround with heraldic tablet above.
Medieval board and stud south door in restored double-chamfered arch.
One capital at SE end has carved figures.
Nave retains C15 roof with moulded beams and arch-braces to moulded corbel posts.
Carved stone angel corbels are restored.
C20 chancel roof in C15 style.
FITTINGS: C15 chancel screen with traceried panels, restored 1894
bowl-shaped font on octagonal base, either C19-C20 or very heavily restored.
Other fittings are C19 and include stone pulpit with carved figures in arches, carved stone reredos, and encaustic tiles on east wall.
Recumbent carved effigy, wearing a wimple, with cusped canopy on shafts.
Sides of canopy are carved with kneeling figures of nuns and the scene of Christ's baptism.
Base also has carved scene, probably that of the 2 Maries at Christ's tomb.