Tile roofs
Circular stair turret, projecting on the north west corner, rising just above tower with conical tile roof and broken finial
Nave: North aisle: west end, C13, with a two-light lancet window, restored and a quatrefoil over
Between the second and third windows from the east, is a gabled porch with a doorway having outer jambs with attached shafts, crowned by reset C12 scalloped capitals, much decayed
on the left end is a C19 lancet, and on the west wall a small C13 pointed window
North transept: reset C13 window of chalk has two lancet lights with a circular light over
The window on the right is C14, with two trefoiled lights with a quatrefoil under a pointed head, with moulded labels
The window on the left is C13, with two lancets
South wall: chequered stone and flint with a C19, three-light cusped window with reticulated traceried head and C14 jambs
there are two sun-dials similarly carved
Chancel: East wall: Three chalk C13 lancet windows with a circular light over the centre one
In the south-east corner of the chancel is a C13 double piscina, restored, with a central, marble, detached shaft, with a moulded capital and base
The chancel arch is pointed with two hollow-chamfered orders carried on semi-octagonal responds, with C15 moulded capitals and bases
On the north wall under the tower, a marble monument to Constantine Phipps Miles d.1728
A brass set in a marble slab on the floor at the east end of the nave to Margaret, wife of john Hilk, d.1465
On the west wall of the south transept is a carved marble cartouche with an inscription to the memory of William Neile d.1670 which states that he was a Fellow of the Royal Society and a privy councillor to King Charles II.