Architectural Features
Lead roofs with stone coped gables, plain coped parapets to aisles, porch with plain and fishscale tile roof.
The south aisle is genuine C14, with a 3-light east window, with three lancets rising to a pair of intersecting ogees and rising again to enclose an elongated quatrefoil 2-light west window with cusped Y-tracery.
The south aisle has angle buttresse C14 chancel with diagonal buttresses, blind north wall, and a segmental pointed-arched east window of three cusped lancet lights.
Between them, a C13 priest's door with chamfer and continuous roll moulding.
Monuments, in the north aisle a plain tablet to Arthur Shevington c1850 by Hall of Derby.
Large tripartile Gothic memorial with texts under crocketed ogee canopies c1847 by Hall.
The south aisle has a dado made from Jacobean panelling dated 1649.
In the chancel floor a late medieval incised slab to a priest.