Architectural Features
C14, restored 1865.
To the right of the south wall is a C13 window with three chamfered lancets, to the left of which is a priests' door with a 2-centred head.
C14 south porch has brick supporting side walls, curved braces to open sides, arch-braces to the two main trusses, the rafters are pegged at their apices.
Interior: roof has elliptical ceiling, moulded wall-plates and three tie-beams, one under bell-turret, one across the middle of the nave and one above the C14 oak screen which is the most signifi- cant internal feature
The two east lancets contain The Annunciation in Morris/Burne-Jones style stained glass: the left is inscribed beneath the Angel: Hail thou that art highly favoured: the Lord is with thee The right, beneath the Virgin: Behold the handmaiden of the Lord: be it unto me according to thy word To the east side of the screen is a late C19 harmonium by the Bell Organ & Piano Co Ltd of Gullph, Canada, which has elaborate back rail with fretwork appendages and a central feature of gilded wooden immitation organ pipes.
The Annunciation from the Morris/Burne-Jones school.
Font has an octagonal moulded bowl and stem on a square base and is restored or C19.