Late C12 nave and chancel
tower central to south side of nave added probably in C13
Chancel has late C12 corbel table and single ogee-headed windows, a lancet and 2-light window on north
C15 three-light east window, the tracery renewed
Inner door to nave early C13, with bowtell arch and nookshafts with stiff-leaf foliage
C12 embrasure to north window
C13 embrasures to all south windows
Small C12 chancel arch with ovolo moulding to arrises, the hoodmoulding cut away
Roof of 4 bays with half bays at ends, probably C15
Chancel has three C12 round-headed splayed window embrasures and jamb of contemporary east window
East window has panelled reveals with ogee-headed niches for figures
Mid C15 roof of 3 bays
Wall paintings: Extensive but poorly preserved C15 paintings on north, east and west walls of nave, including a St Christopher, the east wall overpainted with 3 large panels with Commandments
Fittings: Font, at west end of nave, a plain square, raised on C19 columns
Late C17-early C18 fielded panelled over with shaped brackets to centre post
Pulpit at present in Hall
Chancel has fine C17 communion rail with shaped splat balusters
Furniture: A late C17 altar table with doubled stretchers and turned legs
Monuments: In chancel, 4 wall tablets: (a) White marble on grey, drapery and cornice over, and painted arms, to Elizabeth Southby, died 1791. (b) Black panel with white marble scroll, by Underwood, to Anthony Southby, died 1883. (c) White marble tablet by Osmund, to Mary Shaw (Southby) killed in boat massacre at Cawnpore, 1857
In nave, 3 monuments
(a) Wall tablet, white marble, to Luis Sturgess, died 1912, (b) Coloured limestone tablet to Brigadier General Carey, died 1944, and (c) White tablet on streaked grey marble by Sarum Monument Co., to Charles Hodges, died 1918
Brass: In chancel
various C20 brasses
Royal Arms: Over south door
fine statutory framed royal arms on board
Hatchments: Five hatchments (1) Richard Southby, died 1791, (2) Ann, widow of last, died 1795. (3) Mary Southby, (?) died 1835, (4) Richard Southby, died 1791, and (5) Charity Pollen (Southby) died 1830
Miscellanea: In glass case, a Book of Common Prayer, 1613, a Metrical Psalms of 1615, and a Geneva 'Breeches' Bible, printed by Robert Barket, royal printer, 1610, all bound. together later.