Walls of flint and pebble rubble, roof of red clay tiles.
In the S wall is a C15 window, partly restored, of 2 cinquefoiled lights and tracery in a 2-centred head with moulded label.
The Nave has in the N wall a late C14 window of one wide light with a slightly ogee cinquefoiled head.
Further W is a doorway, probably C13, blocked and partly below ground level, with chamfered jambs and 2-centred head which has been converted to a window.
the eastern is late C15, partly restored, of 2 cinquefoiled lights with tracery in a 4-centred head
the western is C19 except the E splay and semi-circular rear-arch, possibly C12.
The roof is of 7 cants, boarded to the soffit, probably medieval.
The W belfry is weatherboarded with C19 pyramidal roof, supported on 4 posts with tiebeams and chamfered arch-braces, with single unchamfered arch-braces against the side walls, C15/16.
There is a C14 piscina in the Chancel with chamfered jambs, trefoiled ogee head, recessed spandrels and quatrefoil drain.
There are 2 bells of Miles Graye, 1674.
In the Chancel there are 3 floor slabs in black marble, to Thomas Cracherode, 1701, to Waldegrave Sidey, born 1661 (partly covered by altar table), and to Sarah Cracherode, widow, 1705.
Outside, against the N wall of the Nave there is a stone coffin-lid found during construction of the S porch, coped slab with beaded edge and cross formy with plain scroll arms springing from the middle of the stem, and stepped base, early C13.