St Peter

Flint rubble with some Roman tile.

South and north walls with two and one windows respectively of restored C14 two trefoiled ogee lights with flowing tracery, two centred heads and labels.

Central C14 south doorway with moulded jambs, two centred arch and label.

The clerestorey north and south walls have three and four respectively C19/C20 circular quatrefoil windows with some remains of C14 rear arches and splays.

Three windows to south wall and one each to east and west walls of two or three ogee lights with flowing tracery, under segmental pointed heads, mainly C19/C20 with remains of C14 splays and rear arches.

The north wall has three restored C14 windows of two lights similar to those in south aisle.

C19/C20 north doorway with C14 splays and rear arch has a moulded two centred arch with label.

C15/C16 windows of two trefoiled lights under four centred heads with moulded labels to east and west walls.

Late C15/early C16 camber beam roof with stop chamfered and moulded beams and wall plates.

Seven carved bosses:some foliate,one with the Bouchier knot, one the De Vere star and one an angel with outspread wings.

Crenellated, gargoyles to each face.

C14 west doorway is reset with moulded jambs, two-centred arch and label.

C17 oak nail studded vertically boarded door.

C14 west window reset and repaired of two trefoiled ogee lights with tracery in a two-centred head, moulded label.

Above this window is a C14 moulded stone octofoil panel, at one time enclosing a carved bird, possibly for Hawkwood, a similar panel to south wall.

Restored early C16 windows of three cinquefoiled lights with transoms under four-centred heads to all walls of the bell chamber.

Carved and moulded wallplates.

Moulded rafters, pierced carved spandrels, shields to hammers.

C19 carved low screen and wrought iron altar rails.

Painted reredos of twelve saints. c.1892 stained glass to east window in memory of Agnes Warburton.

Stained glass to tracery of north and south windows C14 and C19/C20.

Piscina probably restored C15, with shafted jambs, cinquefoiled and sub-cusped head, quatrefoiled drains.

C14 north vestry door with moulded jambs and two-centred arch.

Chancel arch C14, two centred of two sunk chamfered orders, two order responds with moulded capitals and bases.

Coloured glass margins to windows and clerestorey.

Octagonal panelled Pulpit with ogee and quatrefoil tracery, four splayed legs.

Various C17 and C18 floor slabs to the Sparrow and Jegon families.

C14 north and south arcades of four bays, octagonal columns with moulded capitals and bases and two centred arches.

The east wall has a C14 window of three lights under a four centred head under which is a C20 four centre arched doorway and nailed vertically boarded door.

C17 stop chamfered rafters to roof.

Moulded hatchment to north wall.

North doorway with C14 splays and segmental pointed arch.

Leaded windows of coloured glass with margins also to South Aisle.

C14 south doorway with jambs and two- centred arch of two chamfered orders.

The fine early C16 two western bays of the roof are richly moulded and carved, the principals have pendants and curved braces, the spandrels carved with De Vere Boars and Mullets.

Foliage and vine carvings to other beams.

Font, C19/C20 octagonal with bosses to quatrefoiled panels.

Stem with trefoiled panels which may be C15.

South wall tomb recess said to be the cenotaph of the Condottiere Sir John Hawkwood 1394, buried in Florence Cathedral where a fresco by Paolo Uccello commemorates him.

Cinquefoiled, sub-cusped and crocketed canopy, the spandrels carved with hawk, boar, pelican and hunting figures, side pinnacles, crenellated cornice with cinquefoil panels on face of wall below.

The C14 tower arch is two-centred of three orders, semi-octagonal attached shafts have moulded capitals and bases.

C14 re- set door to stair turret with moulded jambs, two centred.