Architectural Features
Red plain tile roof.
early C14 window of 3 cinquefoiled lights in 2 centred head with moulded jambs and mullions and a chamfered 2 centred rear arch.
C12 north doorway with semi- circular arch of one plain order and moulded imposts.
early C14, matching those contemporary on the north wall
one early C16 windows, with double chamfered jambs and a square head.
C12 south doorway, of 2 orders, the outer is semi-circular with chevron ornament and an axe marked and billeted label.
Mid C13 Chancel, is undivided from nave, and has 3 original lancet windows in east wall, restored externally, but with internal splays having attached shafts with moulded capitals and bases and chamfered rear arches.
3 north windows, one C15 extensively restored in C19, but retaining original splays and hollow chamfered segmental rear arch.
Two C13 lancets with external chamfers.
3 south windows, one which matches the restored C15 window and one matching the north lancets.
The western window is also of C15, with 3 lights.
C17 north door, with chamfered brick jambs and segmental arch.
7 cant Chancel roof with moulded wall plates of early C15.
The nave has slightly cambered tiebeams, and octagonal crownposts with moulded bases and capitals, all C15.
C17 moulded communion rail with turned balusters.
East window has stained glass of circa 1536, bearing the arms of Jane Seymour, with the initials I.R. and the arms of Henry VIII with initials H.I. Blackand White marble tablet with pilasters, cornice and four shields of arms, dedicated to Richard Stone 1714.
C17 floor slabs in chancel.
C19 pulpit and reading desk incorporating panels with arabesque ornament.
Piscina in chancel, of C13 with chamfered jambs and 2 centred head.
Piscina in nave, with ogee head, of C14. (RCHM 1).