St Andrew

Sandstone rubble with tufa and sandstone dressings, tile roof.

Early C14 chancel at angle to early C12 nave, late C18 north tower.

Chancel entirely early C14 with a restored window of 2 trefoiled lights in south wall, and mid-C14 triangular headed priests' door to west of it

Nave: west portion has 2 small early C12 windows under semi-circular heads flanking the C19 timber south porch, within which is the C12 south door with engaged shafts and carved cushion capitals below a semi-circular arch and plain tympanum, the lintel is carved with geometrical designs

eastern portion of south wall is mid-C14 with a window of 3 cinquefoiled lights under a 2 centred head

north wall: some herringbone masonry low down in wall, above are 2 semi-circular headed windows, below the western one the blocked C12 north door, similar to south door with carved lintel which includes 2 grotesque monsters.

Interior: nave: 2 corbels in mid-C14 south wall, for rood screen (?).

Chancel: 2 recumbent effigies of knights, late C14 against north wall, circa 1450 alabaster against south wall.

Font: large round bowl of Breccia supported on a central and four subsidiary shafts, late C12

cover: C17 with pierced finial.

Reredos, pews, pulpit and all the usual fittings belong to the 1875 restoration. (RCHM I, pp 25/26).