St. Mary

Roughcast and flint with Bath stone dressings, old tile roof, the western part of the nave has a higher ridge

On the west wall is a late C15 doorway with a four-centred arch under a square head and an old planked door with plain iron hinges

Above it is a late C15 three-light window with tracery and a two-centred head

north side: two C13 lancet windows in the east end, the first with a chalk head

Between the two lancet windows is a C12 doorway in a C15 porch, with chamfered jambs and a semi-circular arch, moulded abacus and a double billet moulded label

south side: at the east end at high level, a small C15 trefoiled ogee light inserted to give light to the former rood loft

Further west are two two-light C19 windows and a C12 doorway now blocked, with a semi-circular arch

Chancel: two C13 lancet windows on the east wall and a restored plan lancet in the north wall

On the south wall are two single lights, and between them a C13 priest's doorway, now blocked

Interior: early C17 six bay double trenched purlin roof to nave, with arch race collars, moulded pendants and scissor bracing above collar

A three bay early C15 double trenched purlin roof over chancel with arch braced collars and curved wind braces

Beside the C19 font, is an earlier marble font on a fluted shaft, which was given by Mr.Benj

Fixed against the blocked south doorway, is an early C13 carved stone knight on horseback in low relief, contained in a glass case

To the east of this is a C13 wall painting of our lady.