Rubble flint, brick repairs, stone and brick dressings, old plain tile roof
S side has 2 C17 2-light squareheaded windows, W one taller and low set
Tile hung exposed E gable of nave
On S 3 C19 2-light trefoiled window and similar C17 window at W. S aisle has at E end C19 2-light trefoiled window, C17 SE buttress
To W of centre C16 gabled porch with C20 S face of diagonal buttresses and perpendicular doorway with C18 door
In W end small C13 2-light trefoiled window with quatrefoil in head
N aisle has C13 2-light trefoiled window in E end, NE buttresses and central N C19 gabled brick porch
Each side C17 buttress and square headed 2-light trefoiled window
NW buttress and small C13 squareheaded 2-light trefoiled W window
W bay of nave has each side C13 slightly pointed lancet and clasps sides of tower
To W reset C13 W door of 3 moulded orders, outer with dog-tooth between beaded rolls, inner chamfered,outer 2 on shafts with moulded capitals
On each side reset C15 niches, above single trefoiled light
Monuments: to S 1647 Christopher Hearst, inscribed slate in stone frame with Dutch gable and 3 ball finials
Marmaduke Searly, beside brass 1625 to Thomas Dowse and wife
C15 aisle purlin roofs
Pews C19 rebuilt from C17 pews with various Cl7 dates