St Lawrence

Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings and a graduated stone tile roof.

C12 nave

C13 chancel, C13 transepts, south porch and north vestry.

Nave of three bays to south wall, south door to left has a segmental arch of C19, with a C14 timber-frame porch with open sides, arch braces to tie-beam at front, cusped wind-braces and trusses.

Two windows to east are lancets, eastern one of C13, the other C19.

Between porch and central window a blocked C12 window with semi-circular head.

West wall re- built C14 with diagonal buttresses.

Below this a circular trefoiled window, the main window is C14 of two ogee trefoiled lights with a trefoil in the head under a two-centred arch.

North wall has a C19 vestry to west end, and to the west two lancets, that to east of C13, the other C19.

The C13 chancel has one C14 window in the south wall of two trefoiled lights with pierced spandrel under a two-centred head, and in the north wall a C14 window of two ogee trefoil lights.

The east window is C13 with three pointed lights under a two-centred head.

Interior: the arches to the transepts are C13, two-centred and of two chamfered orders, the inner order springing from moulded capitals and attached shafts.

C14 north door of nave (leading to C19 vestry) has chamfered jambs and a segmental pointed head.

Chancel roof of three bays is C17, restored 1842, has pendant king-posts, into which the two halves of the tie-beam are morticed.

Fittings: the south transept has early C19 box pews incorporating C17 panelling including a carved panel bearing two monsters.

The hexagonal pulpit is made up from C17 woodwork, three panels in height, with carved frieze panels, the framing also partially enriched.

Reredos in chancel incorporates a later C16/early C17 overmantel with three male figures supporting a moulded cornice and framing two panels bearing early C18 carved flowers and cherubs around the initials IHS and alpha and omega.

South window of chancel contains six figurative panels of Flemish glass, C16