Architectural Features
C20 plank door within porch within plain round- headed C12 surround.
Carved head on gable above arch.
Two-light stone- mullioned belfry windows with stone slate louvres, carved head below west window.
Battlemented parapet with beasts' head gargoyles offset from corners on north and south sides.
C20 wooden pulpit.
C19 font with square bowl and engaged columns around base.
Monuments
one C19 and one C18 monument on nave south wall, both to members of the Browne family.
Fine mid C18 marble monument to John and Mary Browne, died 1782, left of south door with sarcophagus with two urns at top, cartouche and coloured marble inlay at bottom.
C19 and late C18 marble monuments to members of the Browne family in chancel, one by Wood of Cheltenham, one by R. Cooke of London.
Stained glass erected in memory of John Browne, died 1850 and Martha, his wife, died 1843 in chancel east window, inscription on sill of window.
Windows in nave south wall have glass by Kempe and Tower.
Hatchment with painted arms of George III over chancel arch.