Architectural Features
Two-storey C13 north porch with double chamfered archway on pair of attached shafts, one with multi-scalloped capitals, C19 wrought- iron double gates, first floor has single lancet, quatrefoil to west, leaded light to east and blocking course to gabled roof, brick stack
North aisle has two late C14 two-light square-headed windows to right of porch and one to left
C19 vestry to left has C14-style window and blocking course
extended to left with C14-style windows and pointed doorway
South aisle has three 2-light square-headed C14 windows and one small above double-chamfered pointed door, buttresses and C19 stack to right for vestry, octagonal stair turret to left
North and south clerestories have four 2-light C15 square-headed windows
C13 lower stage of crossing tower has attached angle shafts and Y-tracery louvred windows with hoodmoulds, upper stage of 1762 replaces spire
Four-bay aisle arcades, late C14 with attached shafts and hollow moulded piers to moulded pointed arches, north aisle ceiling with inscription dated 1535, south aisle dated 1616, both with names of donors and church wardens, moulded beams and bosses
Shouldered doorway to upper room of porch to left of north door, Royal Arms of George III over
Late C12 crossing with roll-moulded and chamfered arches on attached shaft responds with plain trumpet-scallop capitals, quadripartite rib-vault
North transept became the Lady Chapel in 1299, remodelled C14 with image niche in centre of east window flanked by tall niches with crockets and ogee arches, piscina in right one, hollow-chamfered niche in north wall, wagon roof with three cambered tie-beams
C14 ogee piscina on south wall
Good C17 pews and choir stalls throughout church with shell-lunettes to bench-ends
Square stone font on five shafts
possibly C13 and restored
Early C20 stained glass in south aisle
later C20 glass in east window
brass on floor to Lawrance Hyde of West Hatch died 1590