Architectural Features
The north nave entrance is in Perpendicular style and flush with the wall but the south entrance is it a C14 porch surmounted by niche with mitred bishop.
The square west tower has a C14 opening with curvilinear window above.
Chancel chapel screen (south east) 1527 of painted stone with twelve ogee headed openings.
The pair of oak chapel entrance doors have linenfold panelling and carved wooden grilles in the upper parts of the doors.
Linenfold panelled reredos with carved vine cornice and brattishing.
Several memorials.
Carved Oak choir stalls with poppyheads.
Carved Oak pulpit on stone base.
Brass chandelier 1756 in Baroque style.
The replaced nave ceiling is of oak panels, with bosses, supported by canted beams and curved brackets from stone angel corbels.
There are carved gargoyle-like corbels in the arcade wall facing into the aisles.