Architectural Features
Coursed flint part rendered and dressed stone, old plain tile roof
Plan of C14 chancel, nave and W tower
To N and S of nave, double gables of transept and aisle, and SW vestry. , Chancel early C14, rendered, E window C19 3-light with geometic tracery
N and S walls have C14 single uncusped lights with C19 heads and labels
Tower rebuilt C17 has 2-light square headed trefoiled W window with panel above inscribed "TC,IF,1675". 2nd stage string on all faces of upper stages C19 cusped lights with oversized labels and above string course and crennelations
Monuments in NE 1731 to Lord George Carpenter, grey marble, panel on base framed with pilasters, entablature with open pediment with acroterion urns and coat of arms in centre
Altar rails C17, turned balusters and moulded handrail
Chancel arch pointed, of 2 chamfed orders with C17 square capitals
Monument in NE 1835 to Countess of Northesk
Tower arch C19 with above repainted Royal Arms CR1681