Chancel rebuilt in C13 and nave walls heightened.
C14 rebuilding with south aisle enclosing south wall of tower, and porch built by Henry Cyprian, windows inserted into north and west nave walls.
C15 south chapel and south aisle windows
pent roof to aisle of three original bays extended to the east as chapel beyond resited C13 priest's doorway of moulded two-centred arched orders.
moulded cornice with gargoles at angles and between, plastered embattled parapet with two flint panels. (Belfry stair turret on north side C15).
South porch with wooden arched entry, cambered tie beams with carved heads at apex and quarter round moulding to arched braces, cornice inscribed 'Henricus Ciprian me fecit' rebuilding in C18 gault and red brick.
Chancel with C19 embattled parapet, three-light window similar to chapel with C14 doorway with square head and spandrels partly covered by chapel wall.
North wall with blocked C13 lancet lights and weathering of earlier roof.
Interior: Nave arcade of three bays early C14 of two chamfered orders with moulded caps and flat moulded bases, arch to south aisle from tower of similar date with chamfered bases and graffiti cut into clunch.
Tower arches to nave and chancel C15 with continuous outer order, moulded two-centred arch on responds with moulded caps and bases
C12 round arched window above archway.
Two bay C15 arcade to chapel with keeled and hollow chamfered double ogee moulded arches with attached columns to responds and with moulded caps and bases.
Restored C15 screen between chancel and south chapel.
Poppy head stalls and restored C15 seating in nave.
C14 niche in chancel.
Church wardens chest early C15.
Alabaster fragments from Medieval altar piece in display case in nave.
Monuments: In chancel
to Maria Dood 1690 black marble plaque with acanthus border and cornice, swags of fruit cartouche of arms above
black marble plaque to Martha Don 1661
The relief sculpture of a sheela-na-gig is noteworthy.