Architectural Features
Lead and plain tile roofs, stone coped gables.
Two-light bell openings, early C14, with a transom, on all four sides.
South aisle east window of three Tudor-arched lights with a transom and the remains of a hoodmould with headstops relating to an earlier window.
The west window of two Tudor arched lights within a square hood.
Gabled vestry in battlemented Tudor style, according to a faculty, built in 1889.
Cusped three-light window to south under a Tudor arch.
Carved alabaster reredos with angels under crocketed gables.
MONUMENTS: Godfrey Meynell (chancel north) died 1854, A Gothic aedicule.
Plain C17 and C18 inscribed tablets built into the north wall and one free-standing on the south side.
One has a brass plate dated 1705.
In the north chapel an incised slab to Alice Beresford, died 1511.
In the south aisle, a tomb chest to Henry Role and wife, died 1559.
C19 parclose screen in south aisle, also in north aisle, incorporating medieval work.
Rood screen by Bodley & Garner.
Brass eagle of c1884.
Plain octagonal font on a C19 base.
Flemish stained glass dated 1631, in the south aisle east window.
Possibly C14 tower screen with simple geometrical tracery, moved from the chancel.