central tower and chancel rebuilt late C13
west tower arch and second stage, north arcade and north aisle early C14
south transept c.1300
north transept mid C14
clerestory, north porch and top stage of tower C15.
two C14 Y-tracery windows below in two-centred arches, and to the east and at a higher level a two trefoiled-light window with tracery in a square head c.1330.
South doorway, c.1300, two-centred arch with moulded jambs.
South transept with diagonal buttresses, plain parapets, and four cinquefoiled-light south window c.1300 with tracery in two-centred arch with label.
C12 coffin lid fragment above door.
west wall two-centred arch of two plain chamfered orders with semi octagonal responds with moulded caps and bases, east wall two-centred arch of two hollow-chamfered orders with moulded label carved on semi octagonal responds with moulded capitals and 'hold-water' bases, similar but later arches to north and south walls.
Niches with moulded ogee heads C14, and stone bracket and shelf.
South transept niche with vaulted head and canopy with crockets and finials, C15.
piscina C12 with plain round head and projecting chamfered rectangular stone shelf and square sinking to drain
late C13 piscina with two trefoiled arches in round head with central round column with engaged shafts with moulded caps and bases.
north transept, C15 of three bays with heavy cambered tiebeams and short king-posts with curved braces to ridge
Glass in west window of south wall of chancel a shield of arms of De Vere
in east window of north transept fragments of medieval glass
south transept C14
C15 pieces.
Monuments: north wall of chancel, white marble pedestal with Latin inscriptions to William Mitchell d. 1745 and Elizabeth his wife d. 1748, above pedestal a seated draped female figure representing Elizabeth carrying a cartouche carved with head and shoulders of a man representing her husband, signed Th ADY fecit
marble slab with brass inlay to Anna Maria Blackburn d. 1842 and her infant son d. 1843.