St Mary

Slate roofs with crested ridge tiles.

West tower of later C15.

The nave has one window, of C15, in granite, 3-light, with cusped lights, tracery and hollow- moulded surround.

The chancel east end has 3-light granite C15 window with cusped lights, upper tracery, 4-centred arch and hood mould.

North aisle has C15 granite east window of 3 lights, with cusped lights, tracery and 4-centred arch.

Interior: Re-roofed in late C19, with arched brace roofs re-using earlier bosses, probably of C15.

Slate floor partly remaining, with some C19 tiles.

Fittings: Font in nave, probably C14, Purbeck table-top type, with square bowl with flat blank niches with pointed heads to each side.

C19 wooden pews and pulpit in nave.

Stocks, probably C16 or C17, in porch.

Monuments: In north aisle: in a recess in the north wall, the stone effigy of a knight, possibly late C14-early C15, probably one of the Moditons, with crossed legs and carrying a shield.

Windows lattice glazed, with late C19 or early C20 stained glass in the chancel windows.