Architectural Features
Chancel has similar light on south wall, a 3-light C19 east window with cinquefoil tracery and angel stops and Gothick battlements with crocket on gable apex.
Tower of 3 stages with setback buttresses, polygonal north east corner stair turret and embattled parapet with crocketted pinnacles and animal gargoyles at each corner.
Nave has fine painted glass of 1838 brought from Christ Church, Brighton and inspired by the Reynolds window in New College, Oxford, inserted into tower arch within 3-light wooden frame.
C19 stone pulpit with trefoil arcading and Purbeck marble shafts.
Fine 1931 memorial stained glass window in south wall.
Perpendicular octagonal font with quatrefoil panels and C19 wooden cover near north door.
The octagonal font is in Perpendicular style with a nineteenth century wooden cover.
Chancel has 1822 neo-Classical monument on south wall.
Some C19 stained glass in north aisle west window.