Architectural Features
Tower has granite ashlar parapet and buttresses, C19 slate roofs with crested ridge tiles and scalloped slate barge boards to gable ends.
to north a 2-light C15 Perpendicular window with 4-centred arch, cusped lights, relieving arch and hood mould
At 3rd stage, 3-light C15 bell-openings, with cusped lights, slate louvres and upper tracery, hood mould and relieving arch.
1500, with ogee heads, upper tracery, 4-centred arch and hood mould.
Nave and chancel roof in one, a wagon roof of 17 bays, with 2 rows of purlins and ridge purlin, carved ribs and bosses, C19 wall-plate
4 east bays in chancel have early carved wall-plate with re-carved shield bosses.
Fittings: font in nave, brought from St. Merryn
Norman, of Bodmin type, with 5 supports, corner busts and snake convolutions in between.
Hatchment in tower recording benefactions to the parish, 1986.
marble monument with curved apron and shield, plain pilasters and cornice to Joseph Hunt, commanding the Unicorn, killed in an engagement with a French frigate, aged 28, 1761.
fine baroque monument with slate inscription panel on plinth with lower frieze of skull and crossed bones, marble Ionic columns to sides
original paint remaining, frieze with painted ovals and diamonds, entablature with gilt lion masks, surmounted by central shield with shields to sides, with verses, to John Ingram, 1669
fine baroque monument with slate inscription panel with apron with carve skull with batwings, central panel flanked by draped female figures, round-headed pediment with figure of mother and child in tympanum, quatrain: 'O youth and all prepare to die..' to Phill and Elizabeth Triggs, 1664.
Slate tablet with Latin inscription, to Sir Richard Edgcumbe, 1638.
Remains of slate ledger stone of C17, to Edgcumb.
Marble monument with shield on plinth, frieze and pediment with acroteria, to Sophia, Countess of Mount Edgcumbe, 1806.
Baroque marble monument to William Henry, 4h Earl Mount Edgcumbe, 1917.
Glass all of late C19.