St Boniface

Rubble stone walls, coupled C14 windows with Decorated tracery, west window of three lights with Reticulated tracery and three light cusped C15 window to the transept

Tile roof

Interior: the eastern part of the chancel is Victorian: the remainder of the interior is plain but there are many wall monuments of the early C19

Elizabethan pulpit, mid C19 Perpendicular octagonal font

The transept has a western arch, half blocked by the east end of the nave wall, and contains interesting monuments

an elaborate Jacobean/classical tomb with male and female recumbent figures, of Richard (1613) and Maria (1622) Mille

Opposite is a classical monument to Thomas Knollys 1751

there is a stone slab with inset brasses to Thomas Mundy 1623, and some medieval tiles let into the wall

On the west wall of the nave is a hatchment, and a Royal Coat of Arms of 1782 (G.R.).