Architectural Features
Nave: south side: two-light traceried window to left, cusped semi-circular headed light, square-headed window with three trefoiled-ogee headed lights and easternmost window, with three pointed lights to right of south porch, possibly dating from C13 (RCHM) with plain outer doorway, inner two-centred arch-headed doorway with chamfered jambs
two semi-circular headed Norman windows survive in north wall of nave.
a C13 lancet window survives in north wall.
C13 east window of three pointed lights.
INTERIOR: late C12 wide two-centred chancel arch of two chamfered orders, scalloped capitals to shafts.
Arch-braced roof with seven C16 moulded tie-beams to nave, similar arch-braced roof to chancel, roof ceiled with C19 boarding throughout.
West gallery and staircase c1700, with turned balusters, C17 box pews with panelled sides and some with dates.
Three-decker pulpit with sounding board c1700.
Late C17 communion rail, three sided with turned balusters in chancel.
Monuments in nave near pulpit a slab with funerary inscription ascribed to C9.