early C16 detail, restored in C19.
Flint rubble and indurated gravel conglomerate, with limestone dressings, roofed with handmade red clay tiles.
Chancel and Nave in one piece, C12.
W tower, early C16.
The E window is C15, restored, of 3 cinquefoiled lights with vertical tracery in a 2-centred head, with moulded label, hollow-chamfered rear-arch and early wrought iron grill.
In the N wall is an early C16 archway of plastered brick, originally leading to a N chapel, now to the N vestry
the eastern is C15, partly restored, of 2 cinquefoiled lights in a square head, with an early wrought iron grill
Between them is a C15 doorway with moulded jambs, restored, and 2-centred arch in a square head with traceried spandrels and foliate bosses.
The S wallplate to the W of it has C14 mouldings
to the E it has C15 mouldings.
The Nave has in the N wall a C15 window of 2 cinquefoiled lights in a square head, with moulded label and early wrought iron grill.
E of the window is a blocked early C16 doorway of plastered brick, with jambs and 4-centred arch of 2 chamfered orders.
At the W end of the wall is an early C16 N doorway of stone, with moulded jambs, 2-centred arch and label, and contemporary brickwork above and around it
The C14 roof of the Nave is in 2 bays, in addition to the base of a former bell-turret at the W end.
The early C16 W tower has diagonal buttresses to NW and SW, straight buttresses to the 2 E corners, and stair turret in the angle between the N side and the NE buttress.
The W window is of three 4-centred and transomed lights with tracery under a Tudor head
The second stage has in the S wall a double-chamfered loop, and in the W wall a window of two 4-centred lights with tracery, the jambs and mullions chamfered, with a Tudor head and moulded label.
The bell-chamber has in the S and W sides a window of 3 chamfered 4-centred lights with tracery under a Tudor head with moulded label.
N of the tower-arch is an early C16 stoup with 4-centred head and plastered bowl.
There are fragmentary paintings on the S wall and W wall, N of the tower-arch, and mutilated double brick niches on the N and S walls, early C16.
There are 3 bells, the first uninscribed but probably pre-Reformation, the second by Thomas Gardiner of Sudbury, 1726, and the third late C14, inscribed 'Vox Edwardii sonet in Aure Dei'.