Architectural Features
C12 chancel
C15 west tower.
Left of south door 2-light C15 window in square-headed opening, and to right trefoil-headed lancet, with further Early English lancet to east.
very small belfry openings with Tudor-arched heads
inscription stone above belfry opening in west face reads: 'THIS WAS BUILT BY JOHN HADEN MASON JOHN FREEMAN AND JOHN HOSKINS BEING WARDENS A.D. OI 1587'.
St Michael's Church, the upper stage of the saddle-back tower dates from 1587
Norman chancel arch with 3 orders of roll mouldings to intrados, and 3 colonnettes to pier jambs each with scalloped capital
SO9806 : Norman chancel arch, St. Michael's, Duntisbourne Rous, Glos.
extensive late Norman wall painting survives on north wall with fragments on east side of chancel arch piers and south wall
Survival of wall paintings
choir stalls with C15 misericords, each with grotesque head and vine leaf decoration.
Misericord
trilobed carved foliage decoration.
Late C19 and C20 stained glass in chancel.