Architectural Features
clerestory, early C13 aisles and chancel.
C15 west tower, north aisle rebuilt and north chancel chapel added 1880 by G G Scott.
First floor, south elevation: pointed window with Y-tracery, under hood- mould with carved stops.
Niche with moulded base and crocketed canopy to first floor, under carved panel with angels carrying heraldic shield.
Early C13 south door of 3 orders, with colonnettes and keel mouldings, under hood-mould with dog-tooth and stops: to right, a Paschal lamb, to left, a beast head.
Nave clerestory has C12 round-headed windows throughout.
Font of c1180: goblet-shaped with 4 colonnettes with waterleaf capitals.
C14 chancel arch with pointed double-chamfered head dying into responds
C14 piscina with cusped ogee head to chancel south wall.
Interesting collection of C12 architectural fragments in chancel north chapel.