Gabled west elevation of nave has central deeply moulded four-centred arched doorcase with crocketed ogee head and stepped C14 style crocketed side pilasters.
Above figure of saint in crocketed gabled niche with crocketed side pilasters, and above again, a rose window in chamfered surround.
Above again, four- centred arched Y-traceried louvred bell openings, set in chamfered surround with hood- mould over with finely carved labelstops.
Moulded stringcourse over and embattled parapets with ridgeback copings, crocketed corner pinnacles and corner gargoyles.
All roofs date from 1907 and all but north chapel roof are barrel vaulted Both the north chapel and the chancel roofs have additional ribs and carved bosses, and are painted.
Chapel and chancel also both have carved wooden screens to west and in the arch between.
Chancel is completely painted with carved oak reredos and panelling to east, plain choir stalls with fleur de lys poppyheads and carved pulpit to south.
Tower also has brass charity plaque of 1805 inscribed with 'Bolds Annual Donations'.
West tower window with stained glass by W Tower, east window has similar style stained glass.