Architectural Features
C14.
Clerestory added C15.
Off-set angle buttresses, plain stone-coped parapet with ball flower ornament to base, and gargoyle to middle of sides, and recessed spire with broaches and 3 tiers of lucarnes, all near top, those at lowest level quatrefoiled.
Font: Octagonal on broach-stopped octagonal stem.
Royal Arms of George III
Set of C15 benches in aisles with poppyhead ends.
Perpendicular-style rood screen forming part of a complete scheme of decoration of chancel carried out from c1914-1920 as a memorial to Beresford family.
Decorative scheme includes tile floors of chancel, choir seating, painted decoration and angels to roof above sanctuary, painted frieze and small Commandment and Lords Prayer boards flanking High Altar.
Stain-glass E and S chancel windows of 1914 and 1916 form part of same Scheme.
Another stain-glass window by same hand to NE aisle window of 1917.
Monuments: Brass of c1480 with lower half of a knight in armour and indent for his wife.
Veined white marble wall monument to Sarah Anne Standley d.1792.