South aisle rebuilt, west tower early C14.
North aisle rebuilt and north porch late C14.
C15, chancel-arch rebuilt, north vestry added and clerestory.
blocked window to east with head stops, four restored cinquefoil light windows, two centred arched doorway with C15 door
Two east bays C13 with two-centred arches of two chamfered orders, circular piers and semi circular responds with moulded caps and double chamfered bases
three western bays C12, half round arches with round and octagonal piers with moulded caps and bases.
Chancel arch, C15, two-centred of two moulded orders and responds with attached shafts moulded caps and bases.
Piscinae, in chancel recess with triangular head C13
in south aisle recess with trefoiled head C15.
Trefoiled headed recess in chancel C13,
C15 recess with central pier and ogee-head in north aisle.
Glass in chancel south windows C15.
Monuments and floor slabs.
In chancel, to Sir John Huddleston, 1530 altar tomb and canopy of clunch, base with four quatrefoils.
Remains of brass to Elizabeth Pole in slab of Purbeck marble
In south aisle to Henry Hudleston, Sir Robert his son, Lt Col Henry Hudleston his brother 1664/5 and Elizabeth his wife 1659, scrolled marble tablet with coat of arms.