The surviving part of the priory church comprises the Early English choir and the Norman Tower, with fragments embodied in a wall on a line westwards from the south-west corner of the tower
The choir has 4 tall lancets on each side at the east end, a triple lancet east window, and at the western end 2 low pointed arches on rectangular piers (once opening onto side chapels) now walled on the outside to form recesses, 3 containing medieval slabs and one a fine C13 wooden effigy of a cross-legged knight
There are floor slabs, C15 pews
a small area of north wall with fragments of C13 wall painting, and a trefoil-headed piscina
Externally, the roofing is of tile, with a low-pitched slate roof above the vestry