C13 west tower
Early C15 chancel and medieval south porch, restored in 1902
South aisle has one C15 three-light window in eastern extension
North aisle has C15 three-light window in casement moulded reveals, with blocked door
Restored 1679 (datestone) and top stage C19 with Norman revival style 2-light bell openings and parapet on a slight corbel table
Arcades of 4 bays, early C13 round columns and capitals, colour banded on north side, and those at east of north arcade with nailhead decoration
C19 open roof of 3 bays, but retaining C15 cranked tie-beams and long queen posts
Tower arch, late C12, banded green and white stone, with attached shafts and scalloped capitals
Arch remade in C19, and large C19 opening to ringing chamber with a neo-Norman stone balustrade, access stair in wall from south aisle
Glass: North aisle window has two yellow-stained panels in tracery
Chancel glass by Powell & Sons, 1858-69, and one window of 1878
Fittings: Font, octagonal and plain, reset 1851 on small shafts
Pulpit and chancel fittings of oak, c1930
Monuments: In porch, two reset limestone effigies placed on seat and supported by C19 columns
also probably late C13
head resting on square pillow supported by angels
Also in porch, seven detached stone bosses carved as flowers
In chancel: 10 wall monuments
North side, from east (a) A baroque panel with shaped cushioned shield supported by stretching angels, arms over console support