Architectural Features
Clay-tile roofs to nave and chancel.
Nave: square C14 buttress at junction with chancel.
Eastern window, C14, of 2 trefoiled lights with a quatrefoil in a 2-centred head with a label.
C16 middle window is of 3 three-centred lights in a square head.
C14 west window has a trefoil in the head.
North porch, C14, with two-centred outer archway of 2 orders.
West tower, two stages, with a plain parapet, gargoyles and turret rising above the parapet.
Bell-chamber has in each wall an early C15 window of 2 trefoiled lights with a trefoil in a 2-centred head, with a label.
The south wall has 2 partly restored C14 2-light windows with square heads.
The south doorway has C14 jambs of 2 moulded orders, with the 4-centred arch a later alteration.
West wall has an early C14 window of two pointed lights in a pointed head.
Interior: nave roof late C15 of segmental barrel form with moulded ribs forming 5 bays each of 4 panels.
The intersections have foliated bosses, and the moulded plates have carved paterae.
C15 roof of the south aisle is of pent form, and compartmented with moulded beams.
Below the wall-plates are 7 C14 head-corbels.
C19 piscina and carved credence shelf.
Piscinae: two of the C14 in nave and south aisle.
Recesses, for tombs, in south aisle, two with moulded jambs, cinquefoiled 4-centred arches and defaced labels, C14.
Seating: pews with moulded styles and tops, C17. (RCHM, Dorset I, p 186.(1)).